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** Identifiers

The Lisp languages, and thus Scheme as well, are homoiconic
programming languages, which means that if the program's internal
programming languages, which means that the program's internal
representation is a datum of the language. In first approximation,
the internal representation of a Scheme expression (as of a Scheme
program) is a Scheme datum value. For example, the program
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of an identifier is looked up, it is looked up in the lexical context
associated with it.

In Scheme, symbols are first-class values. The can be created using
In Scheme, symbols are first-class values. Symbols can be created using
the syntax ~(quote name)~, which can be abbreviated to ~'name~:

#+BEGIN_SRC scheme :results scalar :exports both :wrap example
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