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> I've always thought not having a CPython type thing What cpython type thing? Do you mean a rich(er) set of built-in datatypes? Because lots of lisps have th
by masklinn 4y ago
> I've always thought not having a CPython type thing
What cpython type thing? Do you mean a rich(er) set of built-in datatypes?
Because lots of lisps have that, some (e.g. clojure) also have reader macros for pseudo-literals.
Even Scheme has had a built-in hashmap since R6RS (2007), and R5RS implementations usually provided hashmaps even if they were not spec-defined. Common Lisp has had a hashmap more or less all along (at least since before ANSI standardisation)