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#lang racket

(provide hello)

(define (hello [name "World"])
  (string-append "Hello, " name "!"))

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Key Features of Racket


Racket

Language-oriented

Racket comes with the tools to write your own programming language.

A modern Lisp

Racket is a modern dialect of Lisp, an influential language with a rich history.

Multi-paradigm

Racket is primarily functional, but it supports imperative and object-oriented programming too.

Simple syntax

Racket's syntax is simple, expressive and easy to learn.

Innovative

Racket is an actively-developed research testbed for intriguing new language features.

Macros

It's easy to customize the language to your liking with Racket's macro system.

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Community-sourced Racket exercises

The Racket track on Exercism has 76 exercises to help you write better code. Discover new exercises as you progress and get engrossed in learning new concepts and improving the way you currently write.

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