Functional languages like LISP are not composed of statements, but instead are a nested set of functions. a) True b) False True False

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Functional languages like LISP are not composed of statements, but instead are a nested set of functions.

a) True
b) False

True
False

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Answer:

true

Step-by-step explanation:

Szbalint answered Nov 23, 2021

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Answer:

True

In a purely functional language everything is a function and functions are based of other functions.

Xicooc answered Nov 28, 2021

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