$ ./target/release/lisp0 sample/demo2.l0 at idx: 0 value: 10 at idx: 1 value: 4 at idx: 2 value: 21 at idx: 3 value: 2 at idx: 4 value: 1

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   mcc (mcc@mastodon.social)'s status on Friday, 11-Apr-2025 03:06:44 JST mcc

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   Now, since *I'm* the one writing this LISP, I do get to make some changes. The main thing I wanted to change, as it's the #1 thing that infuriates me writing LISP, is parentheses. This "LISP" has a syntax where each line (as separated by newlines or commas) implicitly has () around it. Meanwhile, {} and [] are shorthand, for

   {x,y,z} => '((x)(y)(z))

   [x,y,z] => (make-array [(x),(y),(z)])

   In other words {} is functions (quoted lists) and [] is array literals.

   Is this still a LISP? I don't care!