Hi Alex,
Op di 31 jul. 2018 om 17:34 schreef Alexander Burger :
>
> But 'cut' is *not* a destructive function. It does not modify the list in
> any
> way. Only the variable which points to the list is modified.
>
OK. That isn't totally obvious, but of course you are right as shown per
this
Hi Arie,
I agree with everything you wrote, except:
> 1. mutability. Operations like 'cut' alter the contents of their
> argument(s). So, it is very important to understand that in PicoLisp
> 'functions' often are not functions in the mathematical sense, because
> there arguments would never be
On 31.07.2018 07:41, Bruno Franco wrote:
three questions:
1) Which clashed with your previous experience as a programmer?
The pilog part, I stopped thinking about transferring Prolog LPN
examples when it came to Prolog list handling ([head | tail]) or
Context Free Grammars /Definite Clause
