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Line 3: ==History== [[Matthias Felleisen]] and [[Racket (programming language)\|PLT]] began the effort in January 1995, one day after the ''[[Symposium on Principles of Programming Languages]]'' (POPL), in response to Felleisen's observations of his [[Rice University]] freshmen students and the algebra [[curriculum]] of local public schools. His objective was to use [[functional programming]] to ~~bring~~make [[mathematics]] come alive and help inject design knowledge into the introductory [[computer science]] curriculum. The effort began using a [[programming language]] named PLT Scheme ~~which was~~<!-- Renamed, see below. --> which was a version of the language [[Scheme (programming language)\|Scheme]], which is a ~~newer~~ [[Dialect (computing)\|dialect]] of ~~an older language,~~ [[Lisp (programming language)\|Lisp]]. The group raised funds from several private [[Foundation (nonprofit)\|foundations]], the [[United States Department of Education]], and the [[National Science Foundation]] to create:

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