- Q: I’d like to be able to write precise _pseudocode_ and have a service compile it to code.
- A: Some would call that Lisp
Remember that it is written in “The Roots of Lisp” that:
If you want a language for describing algorithms, you might want something more abstract, and that was one of McCarthy’s aims in defining Lisp.
It was only after Steve Russell programmed eval (in machine code) that Lisp became a tool for the keyboard rather than a tool for pen and paper.
Managing organized complexity 
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