Can you elaborate some more on this? My worldview assumed that a lisp used a list as a primary code/data structure and Julia doesn't seem to be doing that... Of course it does provide a way to manipulate code and data because of its macros. But what makes a lisp a lisp?
Can you elaborate some more on this? My worldview assumed that a lisp used a list as a primary code/data structure and Julia doesn't seem to be doing that... Of course it does provide a way to manipulate code and data because of its macros. But what makes a lisp a lisp?