Common Lisp

The standardised, multi-paradigm Lisp — one of the most powerful and flexible languages ever created.

dynamic compiled since 1984 functionaloopimperativelisp

Common Lisp was standardised by ANSI in 1994 and remains one of the most powerful general-purpose languages. Its macro system operates on the abstract syntax tree, enabling language-level abstractions impossible in other languages. SBCL produces highly optimised native code. Common Lisp was the dominant AI language of the 1980s and is still used in production at companies like Grammarly.

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