LISP is a family of programming languages that uses a unique, fully parenthesized prefix notation. Lisp was first introduced in 1960, and today, it is one of the oldest high-level programming languages still in use, second only to Fortran. Lisp is renowned for its flexibility and power, and it has been used to create a wide variety of software, including operating systems, compilers, games, and artificial intelligence systems. LISP Machines, Inc., founded by Richard Greenblatt,…