Re:Reading a Programmer's Guide to Common Lisp
by Jtsummers on Thursday February 22, 2024 @08:57AM
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They typically read one expression at a time. Wrap your multiline/multiexpression code in a let or progn expression or similar if you want to write multiple expressions before evaluating them.
They will normally let you write as many lines as needed for an expression and then let you go back and edit the whole thing.
They will normally let you write as many lines as needed for an expression and then let you go back and edit the whole thing.