Write Yourself a Scheme in 48 Hours
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This book proceeds at a very brisk pace, which might occasionally lead to confusion. As ever in Wikibooks, clarifications are welcome. For a gentler companion piece and general reference, see the Haskell Wikibook. |
Contents
- Overview
- First Steps: Compiling and running
- Parsing
- Evaluation, Part 1
- Error Checking and Exceptions
- Evaluation, Part 2
- Building a REPL: Basic I/O
- Adding Variables and Assignment: Mutable State in Haskell
- Defining Scheme Functions: Closures and Environments
- Creating IO Primitives: File I/O
- Towards a Standard Library: Fold and Unfold
- Conclusion & Further Resources
- Answers to Exercises