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by lispm
1234 days ago
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Homoiconicity in Lisp means that it is written on top of the data syntax. Sure you can put other parsers in front, which might just convert a different notation into Lisp data. The difference is then, that the primitive datastructure itself has a different syntax. In Lisp we use the syntax of the primitive data notation (-> s-expressions) to encode both data AND code. |
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