Scheme is a minimalist, multi-paradigm programming language, a dialect of Lisp, designed for simplicity and flexibility. It supports functional and procedural programming and is known for its clean syntax, first-class procedures, lexical scoping, and tail-call optimization.
About Scheme
Scheme was created in the 1970s by Guy L. Steele and Gerald Jay Sussman at the MIT AI Lab. It emerged as a minimalist dialect of Lisp, designed to explore programming language design and implementation, with an emphasis on functional programming and lexical scoping.
Scheme's strengths included its simplicity, clean syntax, first-class procedures, and support for functional programming. Its weaknesses involved limited standard libraries and less widespread adoption compared to other languages. Competitors included Common Lisp, Haskell, and Python.
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A Scheme expert must have strong knowledge of functional programming principles, proficiency in recursive algorithms, understanding of lexical scoping and closures, familiarity with tail-call optimization, and experience with macros and continuations.
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