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Scheme: Returning two largest numbers from a set of three numbers

Finding the Two Largest Numbers in Scheme A Simple Approach Finding the two largest numbers within a set of three is a common programming task In the Scheme pro

2 min read 07-10-2024 32
Scheme: Returning two largest numbers from a set of three numbers
Scheme: Returning two largest numbers from a set of three numbers

`1.0+1e-100=1.` in MIT-scheme

Understanding Floating Point Precision in MIT Scheme The Case of 1 0 1e 100 1 In computational programming especially in languages that handle floating point ar

2 min read 30-09-2024 62
`1.0+1e-100=1.` in MIT-scheme
`1.0+1e-100=1.` in MIT-scheme

When can we safely use the Randomized algorithm considering probability?

When Can We Safely Use Randomized Algorithms Considering Probability Randomized algorithms are powerful tools in the world of computer science and mathematics T

2 min read 24-09-2024 70
When can we safely use the Randomized algorithm considering probability?
When can we safely use the Randomized algorithm considering probability?

Why does Scheme use the procedural representation of pairs?

The Curious Case of Procedural Pairs in Scheme Why Efficiency Matters The world of programming languages is full of interesting concepts and Scheme a dialect of

2 min read 31-08-2024 120
Why does Scheme use the procedural representation of pairs?
Why does Scheme use the procedural representation of pairs?

How to make `set!` change the variable in `let` (Scheme)?

Understanding set and Variable Scope in Scheme This article explores the nuances of using set to modify variables declared with let in Scheme a powerful functio

2 min read 28-08-2024 100
How to make `set!` change the variable in `let` (Scheme)?
How to make `set!` change the variable in `let` (Scheme)?