This Lisp translator serves as a bridge between natural language and the functional, parenthesis-heavy syntax of Lisp. It parses common sentence structures to express the desired operations as Lisp functions. The translator aims to capture the essence of the given instructions in a Lisp-appropriate form, including the correct order of operations. Emphasis is placed on direct representations of actions and the absence of intermediary variables. It is designed to process straightforward instructions related to basic arithmetic, logical operations, and simple list manipulation. This tool is valuable for novice Lisp programmers aiming to understand how natural language constructions map into functional expressions.
Example Translations
Normal Language
"Calculate the square root of 25."
Lisp
"(sqrt 25)"
Normal Language
"Find the sum of 1, 2, and 3."
Lisp
"(+ 1 2 3)"
Normal Language
"Reverse the list (apple banana cherry)."
Lisp
"(reverse '(apple banana cherry))"
Normal Language
"Increment the number by 10."
Lisp
"(+ x 10)"
Normal Language
"Concatenate 'hello' and 'world'."
Lisp
"(concatenate 'string "hello" "world")"
Normal Language
"Compare if 5 is greater than 3."
Lisp
"(> 5 3)"