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The key thing with Lisp is that the data structure for a function is also exactly the same data structure as anything else. Imagine your language of choice, being able to treat a function as an object (if you're not already able to), but then also being able to map and index on it as if it was an array.
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Doc Hawkins posted:That's JavaScript. In JS, I can treat a function as an object, but I can't go in and muck around with the AST of that function as a normal part of the language.
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