- I stepped through the chapter linearly, completing problems in order.
- After each problem set, I moved the 'reading pointer' backwards to the section subsequent to the last completed exercise. I then read forwards to the next problem while typing/running all examples.
- In this way, I read through each section 2-4 times.
- I used only techniques referenced in the preceding text to solve the problems.
- Incorrect answers were discovered by observing Bill The Lizard's answers. They are rare and annotated as such.
- I received 'hints' by observing the correct answer after failing, very rarely the intermediate work. I believe I did have to refer to intermediate work once.
- Write a chapter 1 outline with: summary, glossary, tricks, and highlights.
- Write a problem set digest of some sort. What would be useful? Could start by dumping all problem comments into an outline.
samples- all book examples typed with supporting codeexercises- all exercises completed with annotations
- I stepped through the chapter linearly, completing problems in order.
- After each problem set, I moved the 'reading pointer' backwards to the section subsequent to the last completed exercise. I then read forwards to the next problem while typing/running all examples.
- In this way, I read through each section 2-4 times.
- I used only techniques referenced in the preceding text to solve the problems.
- Incorrect answers were discovered by observing Bill The Lizard's answers. They are rare and annotated as such.
- I received 'hints' by observing the correct answer after failing, very rarely the intermediate work. I believe I did have to refer to intermediate work once.
samples- all book examples typed with supporting codeexercises- all exercises completed with annotations
- Bill the Lizard
- MIT OpenCourseWare - not used
- Alias:
scm -> mit-schemein my local environment / dotfiles. - The package/interpreter in debian/ubuntu 14.04 is mit-scheme
- Load a file as stdin (in bash terminal) with
$ scm < my_filename.scm