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LISP

LISP is an acronym for LISt Processing. It's been often associated with processing of symbolic data, artificial inteligence and language parsing (both computer and human languages). The language has always revolved around list oriented data which enables efficient working with arbitrary and changing data models.

The language has evolved into two separate branches: Common Lisp and Scheme.

See also:
Lisp home page, it talks about Common Lisp mostly.
last edited (June 10, 2004) by Relman, Number of views: 4300, Current Rev: 3 (Diff)

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