Lisp

Lisp is a programming language designed for flexibility and symbolic computation. Its unique structure uses parentheses to organize code and data uniformly, making it easy for programs to manipulate themselves. Lisp is known for its powerful support for functions as first-class objects, enabling complex, dynamic, and recursive operations. Its design encourages innovation in artificial intelligence, research, and rapid prototyping. Lisp's simplicity in syntax and powerful features have influenced many modern languages, and it remains valued for tasks requiring flexible, extensible, and symbolic processing capabilities.