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today to make an array we need to do: (array ("a" "b"))
an empty array looks like this: (array ())
I propose to remove the word "array" and use the parser to identify if the first item in a list is a function (or lambda) then the other items are parameters of that function otherwise the parser treats as an array/list and simply return it.
examples: ("a" "b")
empty array/list: ()
I believe this way it gets more lisp like
As an option we can keep the word "array" for when we want the parser to return a list and do not interpret functions.
To avoid using the interface empty we will have a function at the runtime called List
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