C++ && LISP

I'm not much of a programmer, and i've only learned C++ so far
I want to ask, what's the pro's and con's of C++ and LISP compared?
and please provide a example of a program in C++ and LISP with the same function

thanks

>>10

The functional nature of list makes it "quite easy to describe..."  Vastly easier than in any procedural or logical or OO language.  The syntax is ridiculously simple to parse into a tree compared to something like C or Fortran.  Thus, convenient and quite easy.  And that's all I'm going to say about that b/c you're clearly trolling. 


>>11

It only makes sense that the fundamental nature of a language would be describable as a beneficial *feature* of the language.  I can't count how many times I've heard people say that the multi-paradigm approach of OCaml, something that's very fundamental to the language, is a great feature.  And they're right, it is. 

Stop trolling.