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by galaxyLogic
556 days ago
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And what about homoiconity in Lisp vs. other lanaguages? In Lisp it means that programs are "lists" and so is "data". Programs in lisp are more than strings, like in most other languages, they are "nested lists". Lisps let us write prograssm as lists, adn store data as lists. JavaScript only allows us to write programs as (structureless) strings. Of course that is well-known but I think it is a big deal, that you have such homo-iconicity in Lisp but no in most other languages. Prolog maybe? |
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