From: CuppoJava (patrickli_2001 at hotmail.com) Date: Mon Aug 25 09:57:35 EDT 2008 |
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Hi, I'm in the midst of learning Scheme right now, and just need a major shift in thinking. What is the basic structure behind Schemes that don't use objects? ie. in an OO language: A function that takes a list of objects, and then calls quack() on each object in turn. Therefore, any object that implements quack() can be used with that function. How would you structure a similar program in Scheme without OO? Thanks for the help -Patrick
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