Notice that they have the same number of parenthesis. People say that lisps have a lot of parentheses, but they have the same number as any other language that uses parentheses to make function calls.
I find one huge advantage of Lisp syntax is that you can visually see relationships in code by following the nesting. It’s like having a diagram embedded for free once you get used to reading it.
Notice that they have the same number of parenthesis. People say that lisps have a lot of parentheses, but they have the same number as any other language that uses parentheses to make function calls.
Sniffs in Haskell. Or Forth, lol.
I find one huge advantage of Lisp syntax is that you can visually see relationships in code by following the nesting. It’s like having a diagram embedded for free once you get used to reading it.