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This seems like the perfect book to round out these: - Berkeley: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs [Racket version] (http://berkeley-cs61as.git
by cpursley 7y ago
This seems like the perfect book to round out these:
- Berkeley: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs [Racket version] (http://berkeley-cs61as.github.io/textbook.html http://berkeley-cs61as.github.io/textbook.html)
- Duke: Discrete Math [Racket] (https://www2.cs.duke.edu/courses/spring15/compsci230/syllabus.html https://www2.cs.duke.edu/courses/spring15/compsci230/syllabu...)
Can anyone recommend other core CS books/courses that uses Lisp (or variants) or other functional languages?
- Areading314 7y agoParadigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming (Norvig)
- nextos 7y agoLisp in Small Pieces
- abc_lisper 7y agoThis book is poetry. If you have never seen it, please check it out.
- nextos 7y agoIt's one of my favorites along with SICP, CTM, PAIP and The Art of Prolog.