CSE 341: Programming Languages, Spring 2024
Instructor: Stuart Reges (reges@cs.washington.edu), CSE2 305: Tue 11:30-1:30
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- Racket home
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- Racket documentation.
Racket has been used for a wide range of teaching and research
projects. A couple of the most useful documents for us are:
- The Racket Guide. A detailed language reference. This is probably the best source for examples and explanations for the functional programming part of the course.
- How to Design Programs. This is an introductory programming text using Racket written by the same folks. Since it's aimed at beginners it might not move as fast as you'd like, but it has a very good introduction to the concepts we're covering in CSE 341.
CSE 341 Notes on Racket
Based on notes by Alan Borning.
Other Resources
- Web page for Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (includes the full text of the book online in html format!). The classic Scheme-based introductory course from MIT. It's much more than we'll cover in CSE341, but the related examples and explanations should be very helpful.
- Programming Languages: Application and Interpretation. An advanced programming languages textbook by one of the Racket people. Probably well beyond anything we'll do in this course, but it's great stuff if you're interested in going further.