it to work.
Any suggestions or tales of relevant experience would be welcome. (Even "don't
do that!" notes from people with more experience. :)
Andrew Mauer-Oats
CPS/Whitney Young Magnet High School
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I recently came across the following behavior in big-bang that was new to
me.
I am writing in case I have misunderstood something.
1. (stop-with model) does not run the draw handler one last time
(this is documented but I'm not sure why this choice was made)
This means that a conditional in the
The Racket Guide (7.2.2 Using define/contract and ->) says, "contract will
always be checked on calls to deposit."
It appears that recursive function calls are not included in that
statement?
I wish they were, for teaching beginners.
Let me know if there is any (simple) way to do this.
Problem 1:
> But note i can't just type (λ (rng) (apply make-character rng)) into the
REPL,
If you're using Typed Racket, you probably want type signatures in your
lambdas as well.
In this case, you need to specify the type of `rng` (at least):
```
(λ ([rng : (List Integer Integer)]) (apply
Even if all statements are true, this sounds like a classic case of choosing
how to present your results so they appear in the best possible light for
publication.
Andrew Mauer-Oats
Mathematics Ph.D.
Chicago Public Schools: Whitney Young
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