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The Little Schemer by Daniel P. Friedman, Duane Bibby, Gerald J. Sussman, Matthias Felleisen

The Little Schemer Daniel P. Friedman, Duane Bibby, Gerald J. Sussman, Matthias Felleisen ebook
Page: 211
ISBN: 0262560992, 9780262560993
Format: djvu
Publisher: MIT

Creative Commons License This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 China Mainland License. It isn't a traditional programming book for learning a language, but rather uses Scheme to teach programming constructs. Short version of Zero to Node presentation. Exercises from the book The Little Schemer. It starts out very easy, which is what I expected, but my hope is that reviewing these basic concepts will cause them to become more solid in my mind. In this case, the main topic is recursion. I gave a few moments thought to translating the Little Schemer to Oz, having just done a big chunk of the Reasoned Schemer (the latest in the Little series). The Little Schemer is a delightful book that has been the road to LISP for many people. Admittedly it took some time to get into, but now I can safely say that it is bordering on the magical. The Little Schemer arrived yesterday, and I'm now in the second chapter. The Little Schemer by Daniel P. Friedman is a quirky little book with a quixotic appeal. Highlights include the YCombinator and the metacircular evaluator. The Little Schemer is a cool little book.