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Scheme Programming
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Scheme Programming A comprehensive look at the Scheme programming language and its features.
Table Of Contents
Intermediate
Scheme (programming language)
Introduction
50% /Why Learn Scheme?/
75% /Why Scheme rather than Java, Python or another high-level language?/
50% /What defines Scheme?/
75% /A Note on R5RS/
25% /Using a Scheme interpreter/
75% /A taste of Scheme/
Beginning Scheme
50% /Scheme Datatypes/
25% /Simple Expressions/
75% /Numbers and Expressions/
50% /Further Maths/
50% /List Operations/
25% /Vector Operations/
25% /Using Variables/
50% /Conditionals/
50% /Procedures/
75% /Looping/
00% Some Useful Shortcuts Used in this Book
Advanced Scheme
25% /Abstractions with Data/
50% /Mutability/
00% /Local Scope/
25% /Object Orientation/
25% /Memoisation/
00% /TinyScheme/
75% /Input and Output/
50% /Continuations/
50% /Macros/
R7RS Additions
25% /Libraries/
25% /Record Types/
Reference
00% R5RS Standard Reference
00% R6RS Standard Reference
00% R7RS Standard Reference
Appendices
25% /External Links/
00% /Index/
Lisp programming language
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50%
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