Content deleted Content added
Removing misleading section for discussion |
Stan Shebs (talk | contribs) no inaccuracy here |
||
Line 166:
[ Bogus misinformation above. Given only these functions, you cannot even lexically scan a parenthesized expression, never mind evaluate it and print it. You have no symbol table management, no numeric tower, no string handlnig, nothing. ]
:It's accurate in the sense that this is sufficient for Turing equivalence, and therefore sufficient for any computation. Of course, if you want to interact with special hardware, such as a keyboard that returns a stream of characters, you'll need additional functions, just as you would in C if you wanted to get frames from an attached video camera. This section was perfectly fine in the article. [[User:Stan Shebs|Stan]] 05:16, 8 Jul 2004 (UTC)
| |||