Is Python really "Lisp without parentheses"? So would it be easy to implement a lot of Python in Scheme/Lisp?

Chris Seberino cseberino at gmail.com
Sat Jan 4 01:48:28 EST 2014

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Thanks.. I think your 10% Python idea is the way to go.  And you are right
that most of Python is not needed in an intro course.

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