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Class 36

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We revisit the topic of *higher-order procedures, one of the most important techniques in languages like Scheme. Higher-order procedures are procedures – like map, left-section, or compose – that take other procedures as parameters, return other procedures as values, or both.*

Preliminaries

Overview

  • Some program design principles
  • Thinking about repetition
  • Procedures as first-class values

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