Re:Pyret – A language exploring scripting and functional pro...
by baldfat on Thursday December 15, 2016 @01:08PM
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> arguably, is that it doesn't look like much else out there in common use, since it's a Scheme.
That is a beauty of Lisp especially Racket. Every thought is explicitly inside a bracket.
I am a self-taught programmer started with Assembly Z80, Pascal etc.. I mostly work with R now a days and I was struggling with R to get to the next level. I picked up a book and learned Racket and the convergence of R and Racket was totally unexpected. I missed all the Scheme influence in R and most R programmer in the past didn't use that part of the language. So as a learner them brackets are golden especially for learning concepts.
That is a beauty of Lisp especially Racket. Every thought is explicitly inside a bracket.
I am a self-taught programmer started with Assembly Z80, Pascal etc.. I mostly work with R now a days and I was struggling with R to get to the next level. I picked up a book and learned Racket and the convergence of R and Racket was totally unexpected. I missed all the Scheme influence in R and most R programmer in the past didn't use that part of the language. So as a learner them brackets are golden especially for learning concepts.