So which True Lisp do you prefer that lacks analogues to the types used above (String, Keyword, List, Map, Vector) in which such a function wouldn't be applicable?
I know it's not a Common Lisp implementation. Most modern Schemes have equivalents. The only difference between Clojure and most Lisps in this case is that its collections are immutable. So how has Clojure sinned in this regard?
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So which True Lisp do you prefer that lacks analogues to the types used above (String, Keyword, List, Map, Vector) in which such a function wouldn't be applicable?
I know it's not a Common Lisp implementation. Most modern Schemes have equivalents. The only difference between Clojure and most Lisps in this case is that its collections are immutable. So how has Clojure sinned in this regard?