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Line 50: #The book assumes less ___domain knowledge than that of SICP. The paper then distinguishes between structural [[recursion]], where the related data definition happens to be [[self-referential]], requiring usually a straightforward design process, and generative recursion, where new problem data is generated in the middle of the problem-solving process and the problem solving method is re-used, often requiring ''ad hoc'' mathematical insight, and stresses how this distinction makes their approach scalable to the [[Object-oriented programming\|object-oriented]] (OO) world. Finally, the paper concludes with a description of responses from various faculty and students after having used HtDP in the classroom. Line 59: == External links == * {{Official website\|htdp.org}}, 2018 2nd edition, 2003 1st edition * [http://www.cs.kent.ac.uk/people/staff/dat/miranda/wadler87.pdf A critique of Abelson and Sussman - or - Why calculating is better than scheming] {{Lisp programming language}} Line 65 ⟶ 64: [[Category:Computer science books]] [[Category:MIT Press books]] [[Category:Computer programming books]] [[Category:Scheme (programming language)]] [[Category:Creative Commons-licensed books]]