Lisp is such a pure language. There's no operator precedence, because all expressions are in RPN, not Algol-style, and the minute you understand boolean operators in Lisp, you also understand short-circuiting.
Lisp is such a pure language. There's no operator precedence, because all expressions are in RPN, not Algol-style, and the minute you understand boolean operators in Lisp, you also understand short-circuiting.
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