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Nov 8th, 2005, 03:14 AM
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Scheme
Has anyone ever heard of the language Scheme, or know of it being used in the real world? My Intro to CS class is taught in Scheme and I can't stand the syntax of the language.
For example, A = b + c is written like:
(define A (+ b c))
Anyone know about this crazy thing?
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Nov 8th, 2005, 03:40 AM
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Re: Scheme
 Originally Posted by dimava
Has anyone ever heard of the language Scheme, or know of it being used in the real world? My Intro to CS class is taught in Scheme and I can't stand the syntax of the language.
For example, A = b + c is written like:
(define A (+ b c))
Anyone know about this crazy thing?
I personally don't know the first thing about it but here is an interesting link
Here is what I found during my GOOGLE Search
It looks like a very interesting language.
Regards,
Mark
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