Lisp tutorial

Hello /prog/,

Put that semen encrusted copy of SICP down, youre about to learn LISP for real!

Lets start with the syntax, In this there are atoms and conses, Thats the only data structure and the only code structure from which everything is composed.

And atom could be:
[m]foo
bar
foo-bar
foop
|AnyThingYouCan<IMAGEINE>|[/m

A cons has two parts the CAR and CDR, it's written like so:
(car . cdr)

Theres a special atom you need to remember, NIL also written (), It denotes the end of a list, heres a list of x y and z
(x . (y . (z . nil)))

There's a shorthand notation for [code][m](z . nil)[/m][/code], which is [code][m](z)[/m][/code], infact
[m][code](x . (y . (z . nil)))[/code][/m]
is also written
[m][code](x y z)[/code][/m]

yeah thats everything I know about lisp so hum someone else write the next tutorial

Read SICP.

no. read BBCPL.

Read EPCPL

READ THE IRC RFC

moaerw

1. put this in your init file:

(define cdr cudder)

>>8
LOL±!?!!?!?!?

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LOL±‽‽‽‽

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"I remembered something I never did ask when we talked last time, and it surprises me how I forgot, but there's always next time," she wrote, and it piqued my curiosity somewhat.

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