on Comparison of a counter in racket-scheme and sbcl-lisp · c/lisp · 1 pts · 2y In Common Lisp, as opposed to Scheme, it is not possible that the car of the compound form to be evaluated is an arbitrary form. If it is not a symbol, it must be a lambda expression, which looks like (lambda lambda-list form*). This
on rookie question from emacs videos · c/emacs · 1 pts · 2yIt means the guy enlarged the texts in his buffer by 1 level
on How to compare r6rs-standard & ansi-common-lisp · c/lisp · 1 pts · 2yWrite a simple project with each of these languages, and you'll get the idea
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It means the guy enlarged the texts in his buffer by 1 level
Write a simple project with each of these languages, and you'll get the idea