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Posted: Fri 17 Aug 2012, 20:05
I have made a few .pets for Scheme implementations etc.
Gambit
Dr Racket
MIT-Scheme
Scheme48
Guile
Emacs
Kawa (requires Java)
CLISP - Common Lisp
User Name: a3804781
p'word: puppi1
Gambit
Dr Racket
MIT-Scheme
Scheme48
Guile
Emacs
Kawa (requires Java)
CLISP - Common Lisp
User Name: a3804781
p'word: puppi1
Posted: Fri 24 Aug 2012, 19:03
This is a really good book on Scheme which you can read free online:
The Scheme Programming Language
I've been learning a little bit of Scheme, and here's a screen-shot of a program that make you a list of random numbers.
I like how in Scheme you don't use "for" or "while" - looping is usually done by recursion.
The Scheme Programming Language
I've been learning a little bit of Scheme, and here's a screen-shot of a program that make you a list of random numbers.
I like how in Scheme you don't use "for" or "while" - looping is usually done by recursion.
Posted: Fri 24 Aug 2012, 22:24
Scheme fans might want to adopt siag office 
Posted: Sat 25 Aug 2012, 09:15
Thanks disciple! I went and had a look at siag, and read about SIOD. I will have to try that!
Posted: Sat 03 Nov 2012, 07:50
Hi, my latest area of interest is Scala. I was at Manchester University and spoke to one of the lecturers about Scheme. He mentioned Scala. It looks really good. It's fully interoperable with Java, but has lots of the features of functional programming languages.
Possibly the next big thing? Twitter was written mostly in Scala, I believe.
Scala
Possibly the next big thing? Twitter was written mostly in Scala, I believe.
Scala