LISP
- noun
- /lɪsp/
- Specialized
- Writing algorithms in LISP allows for easier adjustments and improvements during the development process.
And the first big embarrassment I had for company, I developed a Pazar generator and Common Lisp.
- And the first big embarrassment I had for company, I developed a Pazar generator and Common Lisp.
- So myself and people who don't know what Lisp is should look it up.
Examples
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The important thing is not that people use Lisp at work; rather, that Lisp removes barriers to folks learning and mastering techniques of abstraction that make our jobs easier.
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Many researchers prefer using LISP for symbolic manipulation and processing complex data structures.
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And so in Lisp we actually have this explicit bridge.
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So in Lisp we actually have this explicit bridge.
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And we use Lisp macros, which also helps save lines of code.
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Knowledge Craft is built on the LISP language, and application software can also be encoded directly in LISP.
Academic text (1990) -
Lisp has a natural means of creating new linguistic forms that contain such descriptive material.
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Well, if you're going for pure code compression, you really want a Lisp dialect: Common Lisp or Scheme.
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Lisp, a functional language inspired by Alonzo Church's lambda calculus, was one of the first programming languages developed at the dawn of the computing age.
Academic text (2011) -
LISP is a popular programming language for artificial intelligence research because of its flexibility.
Synonyms
A set of rules for writing instructions a computer can follow
A computer language used to work with lists of information, often for artificial intelligence
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
LISP is short for LISt Processor, a name chosen because the language was built to work with list data, or 'lists' of items. So LISP is especially good at making and changing lists, which is why it was popular in early artificial intelligence work.