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What is a good intermediate introduction to the Scheme?

I am trying to find a resource where I can practice my programming skills in a circuit.

I have a class that uses the circuit exclusively. Although I did moderate amounts of programming in C ++ and Java, and also understand the basic ideas about good / bad programming methods and various programming paradigms (as you might expect from a second year student), Scheme looks like hieroglyphs to me!

Any help would be appreciated.

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If you are looking for an intermediate introduction, SICP would not be a good choice. You can try HtDP , but this is not too much to introduce to the circuit, as it is an introduction to programming in general.

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If you have not looked at the Structure and Interpretation of computer programs , you should open the obvious (and free!) Place.

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The Little Schemer. , .

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, 4- ( , R6RS.). , R5RS, 3- .

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The Racket Guide http://docs.racket-lang.org/guide/index.html is a good place to find the information you need. It has a very good navigation system and many simple examples. You can use it with SICP.

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