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LISP

LISP - exploring the original AI language

Discover one of the first programming languages, which Mike Bedford realises couldn’t have been more different from its early stablemates.

We can’t trace its fortunes year on year, but according to the TIOBE Index, LISP was the third most commonly used language in 1988. Today it’s at position 29, and while that’s a substantial drop since its heyday, we don’t think it’s bad going for a 64-year-old language.

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