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=== Standards ===

There are many [[Scheme Implementations|implementations]] and

mention the standards here: R4RSR⁴RS (and earlier!), R5RSR⁵RS, and the IEEE standard.

[[Scheme Links|web resources]] related to Scheme.

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=== Examples ===

mention the standards here: R4RS (and earlier!), R5RS, and the IEEE standard.

Scheme code can be found in at least the following Wikipedia articles:

*[[Arithmetic geometric mean]]

*[[Tail recursion]]

=== Implementations ===

*http://www.scheme.com/ - Chez Scheme, a proprietary freeware Scheme interpreter and commercial Scheme compiler for [[Microsoft Windows]] and several [[UNIX]] systems

*http://www.gnu.org/software/guile/ - GNU Guile, a [[free software|free]] Scheme interpreter packaged as a library that provides scripting to applications. The [[GIMP]] paint program uses Guile as part of GIMP's Script-fu system.

=== Additional Resources ===

'''External Links'''<br>

*http://www.schemers.org/ - A large collection of Scheme resources.<br>

*http://www.htdp.org/ - Online book ''How to Design Programs'' which purports to teach programming using Scheme. The authors seem to have some very clear ideas on how they think teaching programming should be done.

*http://www.scheme.com/tspl2ed.html - Online book ''The Scheme Programming Language'' by R. Kent Dybvig. A useful language reference.