LITHPu

I have a terrible confession to make.

I've never dabbled much with lisp, and am not great with it,

but it looks BEAUTIFUL ;_;

>>14
naw not really. If you were to go that far, you may as well use some other language. All it takes is getting used to typing out and reading the usual syntax constructs. It's muscle memory:


(let ((x 2))
  ( )
  ( )
  (( ) ( )
       (( ) ( ) ( ))
       ( )))


class ____ {
  public static void main(String[] args) {
    System.out._____("____" + ______);
    if( ____ == 0) {
      ______Factory<____Tupple<___Key, ___>>[] __ = new ______Factory<____Tupple<____Key, ___>>[_____*5*57*___];
    }
    else {
      ______
    }
  }
}

And then learning how to quickly manipulate code. In vim, y% can be convenient for copying a chunk of lisp.