14.13 The racket/repl Library

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▼ | 14 | Reflection and Security

14.1 | Namespaces
14.2 | Evaluation and Compilation
14.3 | The racket/ load Language
14.4 | Module Names and Loading
14.5 | Impersonators and Chaperones
14.6 | Security Guards
14.7 | Custodians
14.8 | Thread Groups
14.9 | Structure Inspectors
14.10 | Code Inspectors
14.11 | Plumbers
14.12 | Sandboxed Evaluation
14.13 | The racket/ repl Library
14.14 | Linklets and the Core Compiler

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#### 14.13`` The racket/repl Library🔗ℹ

(require racket/repl) | package: base

The racket/repl provides the same read-eval-print-loop binding as racket/base, but with even fewer internal dependencies than racket/base. It is loaded in some situations on startup, as described in Initialization.

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