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Language model used in LISP is __________.

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Functional programming

LISP programs are built from function definitions and function applications on lists, with recursion in place of loops.

This is the functional programming model; LISP is one of the earliest functional languages.

Logic programming is the model of Prolog, and object orientation is only an add-on (CLOS), not the language model of LISP.

Hence, Functional programming.

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