If you understand HtDP, work thru PLAI (PLT's language course).
Then look at EOPL (Dan's language course). You will learn to
replicate Jon's thinking then and you will appreciate the power
that comes with Racket. The list is helpful. Post questions, but
not solutions to problems -- Matthias
Before I started learning Scheme, I had a related but not as grand
experience in a compilers course.
I built my compiler in C++, but used MACROS FROM HELL for certain
aspects. I incidentally found an improvement to the way everyone was
implementing a certain algorithm, which was obvious in th
This may be old hat to some, but I just saw this short essay on Reddit and
thought it was interesting. From 2000, the author writes about having
used Scheme to design a C program that he could not have written from
scratch.
It also reminded me of some of the ideas from HtDP about programming as
a
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