Resources : Experimental Study Group : 6.001 : Featured Resources

• Short Scheme Introduction and Continuation.
• Example of Current Continuations. I don't remember testing this.
• ESG Verse to the MIT Drinking Song.
• Java/Scheme Interface, for creating a dual-language system. Logically, Java keeps track of objects and data, and Scheme tracks operations and decisions (possibly with a codelet system). Here is the Java Code and the Scheme Code.

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• Short Scheme Introduction and Continuation.
• Data Abstraction Examples, recitation notes for one class.
• Some ways to write list procedures, specifically, append.
• Notes on Scheme's Equality Procedures, modified from Holly Yanko's recitation notes.
• Notes on Higher Order Procedure, which specifically use a nice curry and partial apply functions to do some neat mind-benders.
• Abstract Algebra Object System, which I don't remember testing. Developed as a short example for Spring 2002.
• Example of Current Continuations. I don't remember testing this.
• Garbage Collect Notes.
• Decompiler Examples long and short.
• Adding macros to the compiler: Final Review Questions and Answers.
• Scheme Best Dice Score Calculator, for calculating the best score one can get from a roll of 6 dice, in the game Dice. I don't remember testing this.
• Fractal formed by successive infinite applications of Apollonius's Circle problem (forming "kissing" circles within circles). Written as a Scheme procedure that returns parameterized function, taking an independent variable and returning a point (cons x y).
• Object-oriented Lemmings Scheme Code: Generates an environment of brinks within which lemmings crawl, climb, fall, explode (destroying bricks), and die (becoming bricks). Version 1, Version 2, and Version 3; requires Base Lemmings Stuff and Scheme Object System.
• Not-quite-complete version of the metacircular to evaluate expressions to return their type: the type evaluator.
• Scheme Functions for reading DXF floorplan files and analyzing them to create rooms and connections for the object world. A sample MIT building dxf file is available.
• Scheme code for possible expansions of the object world to make it more general, "rouge-like", and improve room resolution. Setup File include scheme descriptions of the Black-Hole area, and Interface File for windows and interaction.

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