Lisp Programming tutorial - Basics (math)

just a vid on lisp programming, since there arent many tutorials out there.

[makeithappenzx]

Use (/ 9.0 2.0) then you can get 4.5 . The reason for this is because 9 and 2 both get interpreted as only integers. Saying 9.0 and 2.0 specifies the presence of fractions and gives the answer in fractional form.

[moosatious]

If you want something a bit fancier than what you saw here, go to lispworks dott com They have versions for most platforms including windows.
As to the 9/4 example the issue is whether you go from integer to floating point or not. The one I mention will go to floating point

[tezzzzzzzzzza]

@pivotofpower :- yes, this is very powerful language, we can do everything on this one, loved the video .

[pustulio]

loved the video...made it easy to understand :D

[CasualCoder]

@webvid91 you mean full on algebra? like 5x + 4 and stuff like that?

[Brockstar]

I'm just going to guess you smoked before you filmed this hahaha