The Scheme Programming Language (book examples)

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The Scheme Programming Language (book examples) is a collection of illustrative code samples demonstrating the features and idioms of the Scheme language, specifically written for and run on the Chez Scheme implementation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf code example collection
software artifact
audience Scheme learners
programming language students
readers of "The Scheme Programming Language"
author R. Kent Dybvig NERFINISHED
basedOn The Scheme Programming Language NERFINISHED
contains I/O examples
concurrency or thread examples
continuation examples
control-structure examples
higher-order procedures
lazy evaluation examples
list-processing examples
macros
module examples
numeric computation examples
record-type examples
syntax-rules examples
distributionForm downloadable source code
documentation commented Scheme source files
executionEnvironment Chez Scheme REPL NERFINISHED
Chez Scheme compiler NERFINISHED
implementationTarget Chez Scheme NERFINISHED
language Scheme NERFINISHED
license educational use
medium source code
platform Chez Scheme system NERFINISHED
purpose demonstrate Scheme language features
illustrate Scheme idioms
serve as companion material to the book "The Scheme Programming Language"
relatedWork The Scheme Programming Language (book) NERFINISHED
status supporting material for a published textbook
topic continuations
first-class procedures
functional programming
garbage-collected runtime behavior
lexical scoping
macro systems
tail recursion
typicalFileExtension .scm
.ss

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Chez Scheme usedIn The Scheme Programming Language (book examples)