A an R7RS Scheme Implementation in WebAssembly

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A is an R7RS Scheme implementation compiled to WebAssembly, allowing developers to run Scheme code in web browsers and other WebAssembly environments. Launched in 2022, it targets programming enthusiasts and educators who want to use the Scheme programming language on the web. The implementation stands out by providing full R7RS standard compliance in a format that runs natively in modern browsers without requiring additional software installations.

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