From: jeiman
Subject: lisp
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what is the comparison between lisp and other imperative language like
C and Pascal? This comparison should concern to their features not the
syntax.
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From: Rahul Jain
Subject: Re: lisp
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jeiman wrote:

> what is the comparison between lisp and other imperative language like
> C and Pascal? This comparison should concern to their features not the
> syntax.

Look at the C++ vs. Lisp thread above for most of the answer to your
question.

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From: Stig Hemmer
Subject: Re: lisp
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"jeiman" <······@hotmail.com> writes:
> what is the comparison between lisp and other imperative language like
> C and Pascal? This comparison should concern to their features not the
> syntax.

C features:
- geeky look
- Memory leaks
- unportabilities
- unreported integer overflows
- locust swarms

Pascal features:
- type profusion

Lisp features:
- less fat
- more filling
- world peace
- RPLACD

Stig Hemmer,
Jack of a Few Trades.
From: Matt Curtin
Subject: Re: lisp
Date: 
Message-ID: <xlx904d59pd.fsf@gold.cis.ohio-state.edu>
>>>>> On 05 Nov 1999 07:50:02 +0100, Stig Hemmer <····@pvv.ntnu.no> said:

Stig> Lisp features:

Don't forget "tastes great".

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From: William Deakin
Subject: Re: lisp
Date: 
Message-ID: <3822EC12.8C9DE744@pindar.com>
Matt Curtin wrote:

> Don't forget "tastes great".

Is that on or with toast?

Cheers,

:) will
From: David Hanley
Subject: Re: lisp
Date: 
Message-ID: <38285788.CF402640@ncgr.org>
William Deakin wrote:

> Matt Curtin wrote:
>
> > Don't forget "tastes great".
>
> Is that on or with toast?
>

I think you're confusing lisp with nutella.  I understand,
I frequently make that mistake myself!

dave