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Julia ( http://julialang.org/ http://julialang.org/ ) is another homoiconic language that doesn't use S-expressions. They're both mathematical languages, so it
by dkarl 14y ago
Julia ( http://julialang.org/ http://julialang.org/ ) is another homoiconic language that doesn't use S-expressions. They're both mathematical languages, so it's plausible that Julia was inspired by Mathematica in this choice, though it takes other ideas straight from Common Lisp, so maybe not.