Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs - Book review

Behold, this is a classic! Do you know what is programming actually? Do you know what is in the heart of such a vast field of knowledge?
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs - 2nd Edition (MIT Electrical Engineering and Computer Science)
This book can answer these questions and much more! It has had a dramatic impact on computer science curricula over the past decade. Moreover, it will have a dramatic impact on your understanding about programming and problem solving!



This book teaches you how to:

• Handle big problems 
• Write a lot of Scheme ( Scheme is a programming language ) applications
• Stateful objects
• Write modular programs

   After finishing this book you will know scheme/lisp syntax, how to write basic concurrent applications, what is lazy evaluation, functional programming  and tons more!  

   In general "MIT Press" produces high quality content that can broaden your knowledge significantly ,yet they are good explained so that everyone can understand the material.

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