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+2  Q: 

Trying out the examples from the "The Little Schemer" book in Windows

I am currently reading 'The Little Schemer' and I need a way to test out the Scheme examples in the book on my Windows machine.

With what application can I do this (on Windows, not Linux)?

+2  A: 

There are tons of scheme implementations. PLT Scheme is good on Windows.

Marcelo Cantos  2009-12-26 11:06:15
Ie this one: http://download.plt-scheme.org/
hawkeye  2009-12-26 11:07:51
+5  A: 

PLT Scheme is a very good self-contained Scheme development environment available for several platforms including Windows. It comes with several flavors of Scheme, an IDE with a debugger, and a ton of Scheme libraries for real-world programming.

Eli Bendersky  2009-12-26 11:07:36

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