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Lisp
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Programmiersprache
Lisp is a programming language designed around the mathematical concept of lambda calculus, which focuses on using functions as the basic building blocks of computation. It matters because it pioneered functional programming—an approach to writing software that has influenced many modern programming languages and remains relevant for certain types of computational problems.
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- Instance of
- interpreted language
- Developer
- Steve Russell
- Designed by
- John McCarthy
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- Lisp (programming language)
- publication date
- 1959-01-15
- influenced by
- Information Processing Language
- inception
- 1958-01-01
- programming paradigm
- reflective programming
- derivative work
- Maclisp
- uses
- lambda calculus
- typing discipline
- strong typing
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Lisp ist eine Familie von Programmiersprachen, die 1958 erstmals spezifiziert wurde und am Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Anlehnung an den ungetypten Lambda-Kalkül entstand. Es ist nach Fortran die zweitälteste Programmiersprache, die noch verbreitet ist. Auf Basis von Lisp entstanden zahlreiche Dialekte. Zu den bekanntesten zählen Common Lisp und Scheme. Daher bezieht sich der Begriff Lisp oft auf die Sprachfamilie und nicht auf einen konkreten Dialekt oder eine konkrete Implementierung.
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