Dear Guile documentation
Your typographical convention of using single quotes around character literals is confusing to people used to C like languages.
char? tests that the argument is a character.
Writing the literal as written in the documentation:
(guile-user)> (char? '#\a')
While reading expression: #:30:13: unknown character name a'
Realizing the quotes were just a typographical convention:
(guile-user)> (char? #\a)
$20 = #t
(Why did NFL try boosting hashtag guile and hashtag guile scheme? that seems unnecessary?)








