🟢:ii: O1 - Knuth's "Programs to Read" in the Languages of Today

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Donald put together a list of "Software to Read" https://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/programs.html
Let's take two of these and translate them into org-babel files that can be loaded into iipod.

Longer term it will be good to have a similar list of Don's programs that are 'click to collaborate' as excellent examples of literate programming. We'll need many examples to start creating a curriculum.

I see this as similar to Julie and Julia

Key Results:

• KR1 - prioritize and communicate planned features to align Higher Education efforts around Literate Programming
• KR2 - I can generate and improve both the human literature and binary software from a single file for HWTIME
• KR3 - I can generate and improve both the human literature and binary software from a single file for SHAM

In order to have Don's Programs to Read in the Languages of Today
As someone who wants to learn literate programming
I want to be able to run, edit, and change an excellent example

Given a wider understanding of Knuths body of work
When I read the "Programs to Read" Feature Roadmap
Then  I can  prioritize and  communicate planned features to align Higher Education efforts around Literate Programming

Given an org file for HWTIME
When I create an iipod pointing to it
Then I can generate and improve both the human literature and binary software from a single file

Given an org file for [SHAM](https://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/programs/sham.w)
When I create an iipod pointing to it
Then I can generate and improve both the human literature and binary software from a single file