Scheme is a multi-paradigm language, developed in the 1970s by Guy L. Steele and Gerald Jay Sussman. Scheme is a minimal dialect of the LISP family, and although it supports both functional and procedural paradigms, Scheme is mainly functional. It is a language that is built with the purpose of learning about the core concepts of programming languages
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