Re:Why I Switched from Python to Clojure (2016)
by kazinator on Tuesday March 26, 2019 @11:04AM
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> Draw your own conclusions
My conclusion is that those languages which incorporate S-exps become identified as some kind of Lisp. This is the case even when it's a misidentification; i.e. little else is there of any Lisp "DNA" other than the parentheses.
Or else, those languages become identified as something that is not modern.
My conclusion is that those languages which incorporate S-exps become identified as some kind of Lisp. This is the case even when it's a misidentification; i.e. little else is there of any Lisp "DNA" other than the parentheses.
Or else, those languages become identified as something that is not modern.
Thus, no modern, non-Lisp language has S-exps.