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I don't have any specific syntax for these collections yet. However, it is definitely possible to make a linked list. For example, https://github.com/dghosef/qdbp/blob/main/samples/stack.qdbp is an implementation of a stack that uses a linked list under the hood. I actually feel that having specific syntax for lists might be unnecessary because we can just do
I created a language somewhat similar some time ago: https://github.com/davidarias/Jupiter. It has Smalltalk syntax, but all objects are immutable, and there are no classes, only prototypes that you can copy to create instances or other prototypes. I wasn't quite sure if a language like this would be a good idea, but seeing this, it seems like I'm not as crazy as I thought!
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