Phil Wadler gives some good reasons why to prefer Haskell over Scheme in his review of Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs. I agree with most but not all of his points.

Authored by MIT computer science professors, "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs" serves as a comprehensive programming text that delves into the mathematical and theoretical ...

Meaning in a program lives not only in various parts of the program’s source code—the function names, the function parameters, the function body—but also in the package name that contains the function ...

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One of the highlights of the program is the CS 61A: The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs course which has been ranked as one of the top five best computer science classes in the US.

The structures are depicted schematically in Figure 1, excluding cA01~tB04, which contains a large insertion and was excluded for compact visualization. Figure 1 Schematic representation of the ...