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I am also more familiar with Racket and Scheme, but was considering working through Land of Lisp. Do the code and problems in the book lend themselves to trans
by rwl 15y ago
I am also more familiar with Racket and Scheme, but was considering working through Land of Lisp. Do the code and problems in the book lend themselves to translation into other languages? That is, do you think one could learn both CL and Racket fairly well by working through the book first in CL, then translating to Racket?
- marcusbooster 15y agoAlso check out "The Little Schemer", it's great.
- xiaomai 15y agoI bought Land of Lisp when it first came out, but I just barely started reading through it a few nights ago (school keeps getting in the way). I believe the stated intention of the book was to teach any lisp (but the book uses common lisp). The first guessing-numbers game would be trivial to translate to Scheme. I'm assuming there will eventually be games with graphics, and I'm not sure if those will be as easy to translate or not due to library issues. I wish I could offer a more definitive answer, but I'm just not far enough into the book yet to say.