I’d like to learn Scheme by doing programming tasks, because reading exposition makes my ADD glazeth over between the 100 self-evident things and the 1 new thing hiding among them.
I think it would be better if I had problems thrown at me, and in the process of solving them I would wonder how to accomplish this or that, and slowly discover Scheme in the process.
Googling doesn’t really give me what I had in mind, maybe I’m not searching for the rights terms, but anyway I thought it wouldn’t hurt asking too. Thanks in advance for your thoughts.
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Have you read The Little Schemer. It’s an unorthodox book that teaches you scheme from the bottom up by answering questions one at a time to solve problems.
The Little Schemer is absolutely the way to go.
For example, let print every one utf-8 char or (if control-char? name…
I think it would be better if I had problems thrown at me, and in the process of solving them I would wonder how to accomplish this or that, and slowly discover Scheme in the process.
The Coding Train has lots of problems, you can try in Scheme.
https://www.youtube.com/@TheCodingTrain/videos [Sort after popularity.]