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Also to be fair to Common Lisp, it has lots of support for sequences that aren't functional lists. Cons cells just happen to be convenient for representing thin
by dwringer 1y ago
Also to be fair to Common Lisp, it has lots of support for sequences that aren't functional lists. Cons cells just happen to be convenient for representing things like the source code so they are prevalent. They're hardly a requirement for any algorithm's logical implementation.