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by dreamcompiler
2205 days ago
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What Forth and Lisp have in common is that they're interactive language construction sets. You don't just write domain code the way you do in C. You invent a language that matches the domain and use that to solve the problem. Don't like the syntax? Change it. Don't like the conditional statement? Invent a new one. Don't like the compiler? Improve it. These kinds of operations are behind the curtain in C but they're accessible to everybody in Forth and Lisp. |
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