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well, no, i don't think that is what i am pointing out. and of course some languages (for example c++) are explicitly multiparadigm.
by zabzonk 4y ago
well, no, i don't think that is what i am pointing out. and of course some languages (for example c++) are explicitly multiparadigm.
- Nevermark 4y agoAh, yes I see that. C++ and even C. I think Lisp - aside from not being as low level - also is fantastic for easily creating different coding paradigms, with the advantage that code is naturally directly manipulatable. But C or C++ can easily recreate Lisp type computation as well.