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Source Programs
Expressions, Types, and Functions

The Note Context in the rightmost column is only shown in case an annotated program exists. - You can navigate to the annotated program via the annotated slide view (= 'the note context').

A sample interaction using and demonstrating the equivalence functions in Scheme.equality-sessionSlide contextText book context-
A sample session with Scheme using a read eval print loop.repl-sessionSlide contextText book context-
A simple LAML document with emphasis on the attributes, represented as property lists.laml-doc-proplist.lamlSlide contextText book context-
The function from the general library that converts different kinds of data to a number.general.scmSlide contextText book context-
A sample read-eval-print session with lambda expressions and function objects.fu-repl-sessionSlide contextText book context-
A few interactions which illustrate the first class properties of function objects.fc-repl-sessionSlide contextText book context-
An illustration of anonymous functions.an-repl-sessionSlide contextText book context-
A example of a function f that accepts optional-parameters.optional-par.scmSlide contextText book context-
A number of calls of the function f.optional-par-sessionSlide contextText book context-
The definition of a www-document function.doc4.lamlSlide contextText book context-
The definition of the indent-pixel function.indent-pixels-1.lamlSlide contextText book context-
An alternative version of theindent-pixel function.indent-pixels-2.lamlSlide contextText book context-

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