I was just thinking out loud :) . Please ignore it if it does not make sense.
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Hi Alex,
> > If `lambda' (Lisp-defined Procedures) is `lst' why `num' is not?!
>
> I'm not completely sure how you mean that, but you can also "define" a number:
[path "@src64/structures"] defines `num' as a list of ``cell's. How
to do `cons', `car' and `cdr' on it. Even shifting (`>\
>') b
Hi Danilo,
> If `lambda' (Lisp-defined Procedures) is `lst' why `num' is not?!
I'm not completely sure how you mean that, but you can also "define" a number:
: +
-> 270167
: (def 'plus (- (* 2 135085) 3))
-> plus
: plus
-> 270167
: (plus 3 4)
-> 7
> Even if both
