scheme:tldr:eaaa8
scheme: Open the REPL in quiet mode.
$ scheme --quiet
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The command "scheme --quiet" is used to execute the Scheme programming language interpreter in a quiet or silent mode.
Scheme is a dialect of the Lisp programming language and the "--quiet" option is a command-line option provided by the Scheme interpreter. When "--quiet" is used, it tells the interpreter to run without displaying additional information, messages, or prompts during the execution of the Scheme program.
By default, the Scheme interpreter may display information such as welcome messages, version information, or prompt the user for inputs. However, using "--quiet" suppresses these additional outputs and allows the program to run without any user interaction or unnecessary information cluttering the output.
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