Lisp winnage

wow ok


int x = g(); // have to store
int y = h(); // so that g and h arent called twice
return  f() < x && x < y && y < i();


vs

(< (f) (g) (h) (i))

>>2
It doesn't matter, does it? The point is that the programmer can just write that. And, unlike the C "solution", it works with any number of values.