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Perhaps the most infamous of the FunctionalProgrammingLanguages, LISP is accused by its detractors of being an abbreviation for Lots of Irritating Superfluous Parentheses.

[Scheme] is a popular dialect of Lisp.
That's good to know - so when I recently saw something written in Scheme and thought 'but that looks just like LISP', it wasn't (just) because I don't know anything about functional programming. --Rachael
[How to Design Programs] is a general introduction to programming for non-programmers that uses the [DrScheme] environment. MoonShadow has been using it, despite the verbosity, to teach himself Scheme.


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