📚 node [[20210307153354 s_expression]]
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tags :: programmingprogramming languages
An s-expression is a notation for listed data, often used by Lispprogramming languages, where they represent both the program and the data.
Initially s-expressions were just cons cells (linked lists, so they could be represented as:
(1 . (2 . (3 . NIL)))
However modern Lisps either do not use linked lists or do not make this clear to the programmer.
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