Which of the following statements about Scheme is correct?
A. Scheme is not fully curried and it supports delayed evaluations.B. Scheme is a fully curried language that does not do delayed evaluation.C. Scheme is a fully curried and lazy language.D. Scheme does not support higher-order functions.

Scheme is a functional programming language that accepts first or higher-order functions and is a family of the LISP programming language. The syntax in scheme supports both curring and uncurring.

It also supports delayed evaluation and lazy evaluation of its coding statements

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Which of the following statements about Scheme is correct? A. Scheme is not fully curried and it supports delayed evaluations.B. Scheme is a fully curried language that does not do delayed evaluation.C. Scheme is a fully curried and lazy language.D. Scheme does not support higher-order functions.

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Which of the following statements about Scheme is correct?
A. Scheme is not fully curried and it supports delayed evaluations.B. Scheme is a fully curried language that does not do delayed evaluation.C. Scheme is a fully curried and lazy language.D. Scheme does not support higher-order functions.