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Snap! is Scheme disguised as Scratch. It uses the Scratch visual programming interface, which was designed (at the Lifelong Kindergarten Group of the MIT Media Lab) to be usable by eight-year-olds, but it includes first class procedures, lists, and continuations.

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	Snap! is Scheme disguised as Scratch. It uses the Scratch visual programming interface, ~~whicih~~ was designed (at the Lifelong Kindergarten Group of the MIT Media Lab) to be usable by eight-year-olds, but it includes first class procedures, lists, and continuations.		Snap! is Scheme disguised as Scratch. It uses the Scratch visual programming interface, which was designed (at the Lifelong Kindergarten Group of the MIT Media Lab) to be usable by eight-year-olds, but it includes first class procedures, lists, and continuations.