> D) lack of well written textbooks 1. How do I program? I dont know how to build abstractions. I dont know how to write correct, modular and reliable codes. I

> D) lack of well written textbooks 1. How do I program? I dont know how to build abstractions. I dont know how to write correct, modular and reliable codes. I'll start with "How to Design Programs" 2. I want to learn more about recursion. I want to master thinking recursively because I have found that they solve a lot of my problems. Let me see "Little Schemer". 3. I want to learn more powerful constructs like continuations, tail calls and what not. I want to learn to solve harder problems in Scheme. Let me pick up "Seasoned Schemer". 4. Wow macros are pretty nice. I want to learn more about them. Let me first see how to write unhygenic ones. Paul Graham's "On Lisp" is amazing! 5. Constructing higher levels of abstraction is something that I really want to master. What kinds of abstractions can I build? What are the ways to construct large programs? What is the way to organize programs? What is programming? Let me read SICP 6. What is a loop? Why doesn't scheme have it? How can I build it? How do I build these kinds of abstractions? Wand's EOPL is my bible at this stage. 7. Let me do something useful in Scheme. How do I write much more powerful macros? I love my types. I love my modules. I love my libraries. Racket, I think you are the most powerful thing out there.