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From: vaib on 15 Jan 2010 07:43
On Jan 14, 4:30 pm, Piotr Chamera <piotr_cham...(a)poczta.onet.pl>
wrote:
> vaib wrote:
> > yes Scheme is about functional programming paradigm I guess. So I was
> > looking to make something in that direction.
>
> Scheme and Lisps generally are multiparadigm languages. You can program
> in procedural, object oriented, functional... style. Confusion with
> Sheme is from wide use of it in education but even mentioned erlier SICP
> shows many paradigms (mutation, objects...)
>
> Their main differences from C and Java world is symbol manipulation,
> program as data (homoiconicity), powerfull macros, REPL (diffrent
> code writing cycle), dynamic typing...

All right so after all the discussion what language should I pick up -
Scheme , Haskell or F#. By the way, i work on microsoft tech. at
office. So is F# a good idea ?
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