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@; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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@section{Other questions}
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Hopefully I will answer these in the course of writing the other
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sections. But just in case, here's a running list:
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@subsection{What's the point of @racket[with-syntax]?}
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Done.
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@subsection{What's the point of @racket[begin-for-syntax]?}
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Done.
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@subsection{What's the point of @racket[racket/splicing]?}
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@section{What's the point of @racket[racket/splicing]?}
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I stared at @racket[racket/splicing] for the longest time, not
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understanding exactly how it works, or why I'd want to use it. As with
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@ -1034,6 +1021,7 @@ The splicing variation is more convenient than the usual way:
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When there are many body forms---and you are generating them in a
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macro---the splicing variations can be much easier.
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@; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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@section{References and Acknowledgments}
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