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Writing code in PicoLisp means to think a lot in lists and list structures. This is because lists are one of only three data types in PicoLisp, the other two being numbers and symbols. So, every complex construct (like stacks, functions, trees, graph...
In the last post, we showed how lists look like and discussed recursion concepts and the member predicate. Today we will look into some further list functions: appending and reversing, and the concept of accumulators. This post is based on this tutor...
This post follows the tutorial from "Learn Prolog Now!", Chapter 1. The goal of this post is to introduce the basic concept and syntax of Pilog and to write some first small programs. The Knowledge Base In imperative programming, the programmer lite...
We have now covered the basics of frontend- and backend development in PicoLisp. To get the full stack, we still need one more thing: the database! Data Types in PicoLisp - revisited First of all let's clarify some terms that are important to under...
Level-order traversal
Today we will discuss an interesting function called fifo: First-In-First-Out. As always in "PicoLisp Explored", we will check the documentation and the internal representation of the data to understand what is happening. The FIFO principle The FIF...
