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* ImList<E>
List Length
To Squares with Functions
Sum Distances To Origin with Functions
Is Strictly Ascending with Functions
Sum Scan with Functions
* Closest To Origin
* java.util.Optional<T>
* Calendar Date
To Squares with Pattern Matching
Is Strictly Ascending with Pattern Matching
Remove First Occurrence
Sum Scan with Pattern Matching
Sum Distances To Origin with Pattern Matching compared to Java
Eliminate Unsorted
* Hearts Card Game
Sum Distances To Origin with Tail Recursion
Sum Scan with Tail Recursion
* Tail Recursion
* Card Game
Any and All
N Times
To Squares using Higher-Order Functions
Sum Distances To Origin using Higher-Order Functions
* Higher Order Functions Hall of Fame
Curried Higher-Order Function Debugging
* Spreadsheet
* Pattern Matching
Sum Scan without Leveraging Identity Element
* Scan Higher Order Function
Concat & Length O(1) List
Binary Int Tree
* Binary Search Tree
* Chained (Single List and Hashed) Dictionaries
* Sorted Dictionary
* Spreadsheet To Dictionaries
Racket Debug A
Home Is Where The (Racket) Heart Is
Recursive Circles
* Sierpiński
Thunks and Streams
* Streams
Interact
* Cantor
* Itty Bitty Programming Language List Converter
* Snowflake
Deep Lists
* Itty Bitty Programming Language Interpreter
Dynamic Binary Int Tree
Dynamic Spreadsheet
* Itty Bitty Programming Language Functions and Macros
* Render Part A
Home Is Where The (Ruby) Heart Is
Powers of 2 Range
* Tetris
* Render Part B
* Render Part C
Powers of 2 Range Enumerable Mixin
* Geometry Language
* Render Part D
Text File Writer
* Branch
Iterable Range
* Iterable ImList<E>
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