Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs

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Leichte Risse. Describes the LISP programming language, and covers basic procedures, data, and modularity. N° de ref. del artículo 2a7c96a3-6073-40b2-9f9d-5b0c74fad4c7

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Críticas: "A truly modern introductory text which allows students to discuss the major interesting questions of today. It is a tribute to Professors Abelson and Sussman that they were willing to spend their valued research time to produce such a magnificent text. Controlling complexity, the major theme of the book, is a major concern of programming language designers and software engineers. Imperative, applicative, object-oriented, and logic-based are four trends of programming languages. Scheme allows examples of each.... This book is a rare achievement."--Daniel P. Friedman, Indiana University