From: sunirse2000@mediaone.net
Date: Mon Jun 11 2001 - 08:52:16 MDT
> > Does anybody know what the difference is between XML and LISP?
> >
>
> This is a joke, right?
>
> Just in case it isn't, I'll answer the question: LISP is a programming
> language, XML is a data formatting standard.
I ought to rephrase my question:
Does anybody know what the difference is between XML and LISP >lists<?
<sentance><subject>I</subject><predicate>
<simplepredicate>have</><predicateobject>
<modifier><mod>a</><adjective><adj>hard</></adjective></modifier>
<modifier><gerundphrase><gerund>seeing</><object>it</></gerundphrase></modifier>
time
</predicateobject>
</predicate></sentance>
(SENTANCE
(SUBJECT I)
(PREDICATE
(SIMPLEPREDICATE have)
(PREDICATEOBJECT
(MODIFIER
(MOD a)
(ADJECTIVE (ADJ hard)))
)
time
(MODIFIER
(GERUNDPHRASE
(GERUND seeing)
(OBJECT it)
)
)
)
)
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