Structure & Interpretation of Computer Programs 2e (Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs) Paperback – International Edition, 6 Aug. 1996

This book has to be read as a self study. Mind you, this is not an easy read as a self study book. It will frustrate you no end; but the results will surely be rewarding.

I never used this book at Uni, and always developed either Haskell/Scala or C++; this is great way to review algorithms using LISP.

Can't recommend this book enough, though it is a difficult text for a beginner. Many beginner textbooks emphasise quickly learning how to write programs whilst this one teaches the underlying principles first. This book has no 'hello world', but makes you think about what is going on "under the hood".

Very neat book.

a must-have book for understanding the fundamentals of computer programming.

This book, written for an MIT introductory programming course, has a steep learning curve - the exercises can be _really_ difficult. But the revelations contained herein exploded my horizons after years and years of programming.

Fast and great condition! Thanks

The Kindle edition is badly made, a lot of characters are displayed as [] probably due to some issue during the creation of the kindle format of this book.Amazon, please check the basic quality of the product you're selling! This is visibly bad.