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		BeetleB on Jan 8, 2017 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Challenging Clojure in Common Lisp (2014) Actually, yes you can in Python - indirectly. Most of the usual operators can be imported as functions: `from operator import lt` will get you '<' as a function.

nickbauman on Jan 13, 2017 [–]

But I have to use lt as a key, I can't use <. Important difference, no? Writing a DSL is much easier with that difference.

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