This is my attempt at working through Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs in Haskell and Racket, implementing each example and exercise that appears in the book. Racket is used mostly as a Scheme, the language used throughout the book.
I plan to skip over the "picture language" example and exercises (pages 172-192).
I recommend reading and working through the book yourself before looking at the implementations here, especially if you have never taken a class using SICP (which was the case for me).
The section, exercise, and example numbers are contained in the comments in the sources themselves, and the files are named roughly by what concepts/examples are covered by each file.
You should be able to grep for any number, e.g., grep -r 1.19 hs rkt and
find which files contain a particular exercise or example.
- For running the Haskell examples, installing GHC via your favorite package manager or the Haskell Platform should be sufficient.
- For the Racket examples, I used the installer from the Racket website but your package manager may have it as well.
All of the exercises can be run in their language's respective REPL.
For the Haskell implementations:
ghci Factorial.hs
For the Racket implementations:
racket -if factorial.rkt