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Would you say there are properties of this textbook that make it more related to lisp and lisp interpreters than the average textbook, and hence more likely to
by James_K 2y ago
Would you say there are properties of this textbook that make it more related to lisp and lisp interpreters than the average textbook, and hence more likely to reference the early material about lisp and lisp interpreters?
- lisper 2y agoWhat would you consider the "average textbook"?
- James_K 2y agoCan you really not answer a question that simple? Every textbook has a certain amount of lisp in it. Take the average of all of those amounts (the mean, lets say), and you will get the amount of lisp in the average textbook. This is a substantially smaller amount than the one you just picked. Can you really not work that out of your own accord? Can you think of any definition of the average textbook that means it has as much lisp as the one you just picked out? No. I think you are just being obtuse.