My solutions to the exercises in Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs.
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SICP
These are my solutions to the CS classic Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs. I have looked up the answer for some exercises on the Scheme Community Wiki. Such exercise have a mark in their respective script.
You can use the Scheme implementation by the MIT to run these scripts. In Arch,
execute pacman -S mit-scheme
to install it. Then run the scripts via
mit-scheme --quiet < script.scm
.
This is currently (2020/12/16) work in progress.