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Beschreibung: |
Daniel Foesch <dfoesch@cs.nmsu.edu>: LIRL, "List
Implicit Recursive Language" appears to be very similar to
functional languages, but rather than everything being functions,
everything is variables (a function is just an array of expressions
executed in a particular order). There is no distinction given
between functions, variables and arrays, except how they are used.
It also oddly enough, has both lazy and eager evaluation, under
particular circumstances. Something very interesting indeed... It
could also be akined to LISP since it works on lists in a very
similar way to the whole LISP/Scheme family, except that the lists
are generally implicitly determined, and are extented or shortened
by various operators. The only time explicit list construction is
done is when you need a list within a list, where there is no
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