Throwaway_5438

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   by Throwaway_5438 7y ago

   Oh, I didn't read closely enough.
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   by Throwaway_5438 7y ago

   >Fully homoiconic, all code can be accessed as data via quotations. ( https://min-lang.org/ ) >quotation >A list of elements, which may also contain symbols. Quotations can be be used to create heterogenous lists o
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   by Throwaway_5438 7y ago

   You can trivially change Scheme to RPL by simply putting the function name last, instead of first. Apart from that is would be the same. There doesn't have to be a stack either. If you mean concatenative languages (like Nim), then the
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   by Throwaway_5438 7y ago

   This is a concatenative language, not a Lisp. In Min a function can push and pull an arbitrary number of arguments from the stack. This also makes varargs non-trivial. The round brackets are for creating quotations, and not for executing fu