Lisp programming language

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functional programming language high-level programming language multi-paradigm programming language programming language

Lisp is a pioneering high-level programming language, especially influential in artificial intelligence research and known for its symbolic processing and distinctive parenthesized syntax.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf functional programming language →
high-level programming language →
multi-paradigm programming language →
programming language →
designedBy John McCarthy NERFINISHED →
designedFor list processing →
symbolic manipulation →
developedAt Massachusetts Institute of Technology NERFINISHED →
domain artificial intelligence →
symbolic computation →
executionModel compiled →
interpreted →
firstAppeared 1958 →
hasFeature S-expressions →
parenthesized syntax →
prefix notation →
read–eval–print loop →
hasSyntax S-expression-based syntax →
influenced Arc →
Clojure NERFINISHED →
Common Lisp NERFINISHED →
Dylan →
Emacs Lisp NERFINISHED →
JavaScript →
Julia →
Logo →
NewLISP →
Racket →
Scheme NERFINISHED →
Smalltalk →
influencedBy lambda calculus →
nameDerivedFrom "LISt Processor" →
notableFor macro system →
minimal core language with powerful extensions →
notableImplementation AutoLISP →
Clojure →
Common Lisp →
Emacs Lisp →
Scheme →
paradigm functional programming →
meta-programming →
procedural programming →
symbolic programming →
standardizedAs Common Lisp NERFINISHED →
supports automatic garbage collection →
first-class functions →
higher-order functions →
homoiconicity →
macros →
recursion →
typingDiscipline dynamic typing →
Referenced by (12)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Emacs Lisp ("Lisp") →
F# ("Lisp") →
Julia ("Lisp") →
Ruby ("Lisp") →
Scheme ("Lisp") →
Smalltalk ("Lisp") →
Yukihiro Matsumoto ("Lisp") →
influencedBy
Scheme ("Clojure") →
lambda calculus ("LISP") →
influenced
Lisp (""LISt Processor"") →
nameDerivedFrom
John McCarthy →
notableWork
XEmacs ("Lisp") →
supportsLanguage
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