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Write Yourself a Scheme in 48 Hours
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Jonathan Tang, thanks for the permission to import Write Yourself a Scheme in 48 Hours into Wikibooks!
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Contents
Overview
First Steps: Compiling and running
/Parsing/
/Evaluation, Part 1/
/Error Checking and Exceptions/
/Evaluation, Part 2/
Building a REPL: Basic I/O
Adding Variables and Assignment: Mutable State in Haskell
Defining Scheme Functions: Closures and Environments
Creating IO Primitives: File I/O
Towards a Standard Library: Fold and Unfold
Conclusion & Further Resources
Answers to Exercises
First Steps
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