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Common lisp isn't a single language, but rather a standard. As such, there are many implementations of common lisp kicking around that are (mostly) compatible.
Like [[scheme]], common lisp support [[repl]] driven dev.
There are 2 installed on [[sans]].
## sbcl
Sbcl is the cream of the crop, go-to common lisp implementation. It is a great starting place.
sbcl is the cream of the crop, go-to common lisp implementation. It is a great starting place.
Fire up the repl by invoking sbcl
## ecl
Ecl is a newer contender in the space. Ecl is a bit more portable than sbcl.
ecl is a newer contender in the space. Ecl is a bit more portable than sbcl.
Get this repl going by entering ecl at the command line.

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Kona is an open source implementation of the APL-derived K. K, like APL is an array programming language but it uses ascii characters...so it is easier to type, if not read.
Launch it by entering the letter k at the command line.
This will drop you into the kona [[repl]]. To exit the interpreter enter \\ and then hit enter. Enter a single \ to see the kona help text.
=> https://github.com/kevinlawler/kona/wiki kona wiki
=> https://nsl.com/k/training/idioms_K3.pdf learning K programming idiom by idiom