[Sandro Hawke?] >but in LISP it's only two cons cells: > > X: [ a | Y ] location: [ car | cdr ] > > Y: [ b | empty ] [Pat Hayes] But this isnt quite fair since in LISP everything is a list, but in RDF we need to say this is a list, which would add one more triple. Minor correction: It is not true that in Lisp everything is a list, and the information that something is a list does take up space, which is normally omitted from list diagrams. (Even in 1965 Lisp had nonlists, such as symbols and numbers.) -- Drew McDermottReceived on Friday, 8 June 2001 09:54:55 GMT
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