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Racket (at one time called 'PLT Scheme') is a member of the Lisp and Scheme family of languages. The Racket language (like Clojure, for example) draws freely from the various strands of its lineage.

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Racket examples needing attention‎ (3 P)
Racket Implementations‎ (4 P)
Racket User‎ (25 P)

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	'''Racket''' (at one time called 'PLT Scheme') is a member of the Lisp and Scheme family of languages. The Racket language (like Clojure, for example) draws freely from the various strands of its lineage.		'''Racket''' (at one time called 'PLT Scheme') is a member of the Lisp and Scheme family of languages. The Racket language (like Clojure, for example) draws freely from the various strands of its lineage.