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The statement you quoted is a bit misleading. Common Lisp is case sensitive just like Clojure, but unlike Clojure all of the standard library is spelt with upper case and the reader automatically concerts symbol names to upper case, unless you quote them, like in the given example.


You can also use the standard accessor readtable-case to tell your Lisp whether you want it to convert case or not.




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