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Title: Structure and Interpretation of Computer ...
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math
Publication Date: 1996
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: very good
Edition: 2nd Edition
About this title
The authors employ this philosophy in their writing technique. The text asks the broad question "What is programming?" Having come to the conclusion that programming consists of procedures and data, the authors set off to explore the related questions of "What is data?" and "What is a procedure?"
The authors build up the simple notion of a procedure to dizzying complexity. The discussion culminates in the description of the code behind the programming language Scheme. The authors finish with examples of how to implement some of the book's concepts on a register machine. Through this journey, the reader not only learns how to program, but also how to think about programming.
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