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Common Lisp is basically the successor to Maclisp - which already had the FORMAT function. Common Lisp does not force you to use FORMAT. It has a bunch of simp
by lispm 11y ago
Common Lisp is basically the successor to Maclisp - which already had the FORMAT function.
Common Lisp does not force you to use FORMAT. It has a bunch of simpler IO functions, too.