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> What I mean when I say "lisp has no syntax" is that you effectively write out the AST Agreed. This is a very common misunderstanding of the statement, but un
by chimeracoder 13y ago
> What I mean when I say "lisp has no syntax" is that you effectively write out the AST
Agreed. This is a very common misunderstanding of the statement, but understanding the meaning of the statement correctly demonstrates the single reason that Lisp is so powerful: its homoiconicity, and everything that implies.