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Run the functional-programming chapter's Racket examples (second half) - #141
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Continues the first half: map and filter, spread, pair-with, adder and
roots now run as {racket} chunks, and their typed return values are
chunk output (#131). The solutions keep their worked reasoning and end
with a chunk that runs the same expressions. The lambda and let syntax
templates stay plain fences.
Part of #131.
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lintr skips a chunk whose engine knitr knows and lints every other chunk as R, so on #141 lint-changed-files reported Racket code as R syntax errors. .lintr.R now registers a stub racket engine, which lintr reads before it lints. CLAUDE.md names the new file and the reason. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FWgYrEUFVHj2qKjKncHg77
The rewritten line kept its trailing (@def-higher-order) crossref, which check-avoided-words flags on a changed line. Restore the line, and make the bullets describe the three uses the chunk runs; the map bullet links its word instead of a trailing crossref. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FWgYrEUFVHj2qKjKncHg77
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The adder example's list cited @exr-twice in one bullet and linked [`map`](#exm-map-filter) in the next. Use a cross-reference in both, so the second reads "Example 3" like the first. Raised by the cross-harness read of #141. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FWgYrEUFVHj2qKjKncHg77
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Claude finished review — View run I fetched the state of #139, #140 and #141 again just now. It matches my last message.
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Important
Stacked on #140, which is stacked on #139. Merge #139, then #140, then this one. Its chunks use
twiceandadd-three, which #140 makes runnable.Part of #131.
What changes
The second half of
chapters/functional-programming.qmd:exm-map-filtershows(list 5 7 9),(map add-three ...)and(filter even? ...)as chunk output instead of typed values;exr-spreadshows(apply + (list 2 7 6))and(+ 2 7 6)as chunk output;pair-with,adder,rootsand the solution'sspreadare{racket}chunks;exm-adderlists the three ways its calls useadderas a bullet list, then runs them, instead of typing their values;exm-quadratic-rootsruns(roots 1 -3 2);exr-spreadandexr-pair-withend with "Racket returns the same values:" and a chunk.The
lambdaandletsyntax templates stay plain fences.Testing
Rendered the chapter to HTML and revealjs locally. The outputs match the prose:
'(5 7 9),'(8 10 12),'(6 8), 15, 9, 8, 49,'(2 4 6),'((1 "a") (2 "a") (3 "a")), 7, 16,'(6 8 10),'(2 1).The PDF check is the preview's (see #140).
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