Languages with no reserved words?



Some languages have no reserved keywords. This, along with other
features, makes them extensible. I know of lisp, scheme, tcl. Any
others?

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  • Re: Languages with no reserved words?
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  • Re: Finding a niche for Tcl
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    (comp.lang.tcl)
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  • Re: Languages with no reserved words?
    ... I know of lisp, scheme, tcl. ... C Preprocessor:) ...
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