Common Lisp

Common Lisp is a powerful programming language known for its flexibility and support for various programming styles. It was developed in the 1980s as a standardized version of Lisp, one of the earliest programming languages. Common Lisp allows programmers to create complex software easily while promoting code reusability and efficiency. Its unique features include dynamic typing, interactive programming, and a robust set of built-in functions. It's widely used in artificial intelligence research, rapid prototyping, and applications that require symbolic computation due to its ability to manipulate data structures like lists effectively.