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How to Use Scheme by M. Felleisen, R. Findler, M. Flatt, S. Krishnamurthi, P. Steckler

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This tutorial bridges the gap between the basic steps of how to design programs and how to design large programs that interact with all kinds of items in our computer and the network to which it is connected. It will introduce you to some pretty basic ideas, such as file input and output, to more advanced things, such simple GUI design and Web scripting.

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