Functional Scheme

This repository contains a collection of Scheme code which covers topics such as functional programming paradigms, recursion, mathematical computations, and list manipulation.

Table of Contents

• Functions
• Final Fantasy Calculation Functions
• Recursive Math
• List Manipulation
• Multiply Number List
• Functions as Parameters

Functions

Part 1: Basic Mathematical Operations

• run1: Addition of three numbers.
• run2: Complex mathematical expression involving multiplication and addition.
• run3: Mathematical expression with subtraction and division.
• run4: Another complex mathematical expression.
• run5: Yet another complex mathematical expression.

Part 2: Visiting Final Fantasy

Part A: Damage Calculation Functions

• ffMQ-Damage: Calculate damage in the Final Fantasy game based on attack, defence, weakness, and targets.
• ff10-baseDamage: Calculate base damage in Final Fantasy X.
• ff10-defenseNum: Calculate the defence number in Final Fantasy X.
• ff10-reduceDamage: Reduce damage in Final Fantasy X.
• ff10-finalDamage: Calculate final damage in Final Fantasy X.
• ff10-calculate-damage: Overall damage calculation function in Final Fantasy X.

Part 3: Recursive Math

Part A: Factorial Calculation

• factorial: Recursive factorial calculation.
• alt-factorial: Alternative recursive factorial calculation.

Part 4: List Manipulation

Part A: Retrieving Items from a List

• get-second-item: Retrieve the second item from a list.
• get-third-item: Retrieve the third item from a list.

Part B: List Length

• list-length?: Calculate the length of a nested list.

Part C: Arbitrary Cdr

• arbitrary-cdr: Retrieve the Cdr of a list based on a given number.

Part D: Creating Lists

• make-list: Create a list with repeated elements.

Part 5: Multiply Number List

Part A: Checking Number Lists

• number-list?: Check if a list is a valid number list.
• multiply-number-list: Multiply numbers in a valid number list.

Part 6: Functions as Parameters

Part A: Comparing Functions

• which-function: Compare two functions based on their results for a given input.