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# SICP
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**This is currently (2021/06/11) work in progress.**
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These are my solutions to the CS classic [Structure and Interpretation of
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Computer Programs](https://mitpress.mit.edu/sites/default/files/sicp/index.html).
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I have looked up the answer for some exercises on the
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`mit-scheme --quiet < script.scm`. You can also use the shell script `./run
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script.scm`.
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**This is currently (2021/05/13) work in progress.**
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I haven't completely solved the following exercises.
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- Exercise 1.13. I wasn't able to do the proof.
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- Exercise 4.78. I managed to use the amb-evaluator for the query system, but it
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does not work for joined queries.
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- Exercise 4.79. I did not attempt to solve this exercise because of not
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finishing the previous one, and it is the last one in the chapter.
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- Exercise 5.52. I have implemented the basic structure of a Scheme to C
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translator, but I only finished a basic proof-of-concept. Most of the
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additional work would be similar to 5.51.
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I had a great time working through this book. I feel like my mental capabilities
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improved throughout the process, and finishing all the exercises gives me an
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incredible feeling of accomplishment. I have written short summaries for each of
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the chapters below.
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# Chapter 1
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