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cdr cdr cdr cdr
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| O | O-|---->| O | O-|---->| O | O-|---->| o | O-|----> NIL
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| O | O-|---->| O | O-|---->| O | O-|---->| O | O-|----> NIL
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car | car | car | car |
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v v v v
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- [Scheme](scheme.md): created by the hackers Guy Steele and Gerald Sussman in 1975 at the MIT.
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- [Scheme](scheme.md): created by the hackers Guy Steele and Gerald Sussman in 1975 at the MIT.
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- [PicoLisp](https://picolisp.com/wiki/?home): another minimalistic Lisp, internally uses only cells.
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- [PicoLisp](https://picolisp.com/wiki/?home): another minimalistic Lisp, internally uses only cells.
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- [Common Lisp](common_lisp.md): Big for Lisp standards (still better and smaller than "modern" languages), is also the most used Lisp today.
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- [Common Lisp](common_lisp.md): Big for Lisp standards (still better and smaller than "modern" languages), is also the most used Lisp today.
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- Dylan: dynamic, most notably it has a ALGOL-style syntax more similar to modern languages instead of a S-Expression-based syntax.
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- Dylan: Lisp created at Apple in the 1990's; uses an Algol-like syntax instead of S-Expressions.
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- Clojure: runs on the [JVM](jvm.md) (Java Virtual Machine), does not have `cons`, `car` or `cdr`. Basically [Java](java.md)
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- Clojure: runs on the [JVM](jvm.md) (Java Virtual Machine), does not have `cons`, `car` or `cdr`. Basically [Java](java.md)
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under a Lisp skin.
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under a Lisp skin.
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