> That said, Common Lisp is weird. What I find particularly jarring is that functions and variables live in different namespaces: if you put a function into a variable, you can’t just use it like a function, you have to funcall it.
Unless I’m misunderstanding, the author sounds like a developer that’s primarily used JS. It’s really not abnormal to have to include parens after a method name in a language, which indicating that you are calling a function.
Unless I’m misunderstanding, the author sounds like a developer that’s primarily used JS. It’s really not abnormal to have to include parens after a method name in a language, which indicating that you are calling a function.