Assignments Spring 1998

The Laws of Turning in Homework

1. If your homework consists of more than one page, staple all pages together.

2. Add your name(s) and id number(s) to the first page.

3. You are encouraged to work together with one or two others, though each person is responsible for all knowledge turned in.

For those of you who would like to gain more experience with writing recursive functions, here are the problem sets that appeared in the previous edition of The Little Schemer. Use with care: there are a few discrepancies between the terminology of this old book and the new one.

• Final project: Connect Five
• Assignment 10: From Scheme to C to Jam
• Assignment 9: Loops and Assignment (jails, passwords redux, JAM) (solution)
• Assignment 8: Mutating Structures (inventory and caves) (solution)
• Assignment 7 (ps, html): Functions are Values (solution)
• Exam 1 Solution
• Assignment 6: Missionaries and Cannibals (solution, and an alternate solution)
• Assignment 5: Mutual recursion, Two arguments, Accumulators (solutions)
• Assignment 4: User-defined Data Types (solutions)
• Assignment 3: Evaluation, More Recursion, Structures (solutions)
• Assignment 2: Recursive Data Definitions (solutions)
• Assignment 1: Finger Exercises (solution)