2.2 Legacy Languages

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2.1 | Language Declared in Source
2.2 | Legacy Languages
2.3 | How to Design Programs Teaching Languages
2.4 | Other Experimental Languages
2.5 | Output Printing Styles

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### 2.2 Legacy Languages🔗ℹ

DrRacket supports several historically useful variants of Scheme without a #lang prefix:

- The R5RS language contains those primitives and syntax defined in the R5RS Scheme standard. See the r5rs library for details.

- The PLT Pretty Big language provides a language roughly compatible with a language in earlier versions of DrRacket. It evaluates a program in the same way as load, and it starts by importing the following modules: mzscheme, racket/gui/base, mzlib/class, mzlib/etc, mzlib/file, mzlib/list, mzlib/unit, mzlib/include, mzlib/defmacro, mzlib/pretty, mzlib/string, mzlib/thread, mzlib/math, mzlib/match, and mzlib/shared.

- The Swindle language starts with the same bindings as swindle, and evaluates the program like load.

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