CASISP

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CASISP which doesn't stand for anything in particular but mixes C, Pascal, Basic and Lisp, is an unimplemented idea by Orenwatson (talk) In natural languages, when people are unfamiliar with a language they are trying to use, sometimes they mix the language with parts of more familiar languages, by substituting words and grammar from one language into another. The same can be done with programming languages, as shown below.

dim x as integer;
READ (*,*) x # read in number to factorial
int a = 1;
do
(set! a (* a x))
x--;
loop while x.gt.0
printf("%d\n",x);
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