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For some reason, I am demonstrating that scheme ~= JS here.

To open the developer tool console:

for chrome: Command+Option+C (Mac) or Control+Shift+C (Windows, Linux, Chrome OS).
for firefox: Command+Option+I (Mac) or Control+Shift+I (Windows, Linux, Chrome OS).
for safari: Command+, to open settings, and in advanced panel turn on developer tools. After that: Command+Option+I

then try these

NOTE: None of this code runs through a custom interpreter or parser, this is done entirely with the JS parser. This is valid JavaScript, it just looks an awful lot like scheme.

with (scheme) conjure
      (define `myNumber` (plus, 3, 4))
      (log `the value of myNumber is`, myNumber)

with (scheme) conjure
      (define `x`
          (plus, 3, 4))
      (cond
          (equal, x, 9)
              (log `when true`, x)
              (log `when false`, x))

with (scheme) conjure
      (define `myFn`
        (lambda `arg1 arg2`
            (plus, arg1, arg2)))
      (log `result` (myFn, 15, 15))

Syntax:

`with (scheme) conjure (... some code)`	start conjuring scheme code
(define `variableName` (value))	define something as having a value. In the parentheses, anything can go.
(define `variableName`, value))	alternate spelling
(log `variableName` (value))	log a message and a value. In the parentheses, anything can go, including function calls
(log `log message`, value)	alternate spelling
(lambda `arg1 arg2 argn` (fn, arg1, arg2, argn))	create an anonymous function
(lambda `arg1 arg2 argn` (fn (arg1, arg2, argn)))	create an anonymous function (alternate spelling)
`(cond (testFn) (consequentFn) (alternateFn))`	conditional statement