> What does 'within the language' mean? It's obvious, and the rest of the comment confirms that: > Would a variant of C that came with an interpreter in the s

> What does 'within the language' mean? It's obvious, and the rest of the comment confirms that: > Would a variant of C that came with an interpreter in the standard library (but no other changes) count as homoiconic? I already answered this, so this is clearly bad faith trolling/sealioning: "even if you could, strings + eval alone is not homoiconicity--programs are not manipulated by the compiler as unstructured text strings."