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<abbr title="Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs">SICP</abbr>; its [https://mitpress.mit.edu/sites/default/files/sicp/index.html free online], but I think, good books should also be physically in the bookshelf (support the authors!) and they can be inherited to friends.
<abbr title="Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs">SICP</abbr>; its [https://mitpress.mit.edu/sites/default/files/sicp/index.html free online], but I think, good books should also be physically in the bookshelf (support the authors!) and they can be inherited to friends.
I prefer hardcover over paperback or eBook - it lasts longer. (ISBN|978-0262011532 and others).
I prefer hardcover over paperback or eBook - it lasts longer. [https://www.google.com/search&q=structure+and+interpretation+of+computer+programs+amazon search]
(ISBN|0-262-51087-1 , ISBN|978-0262011532 and others)
I prefer hardcover over paperback or eBook - it lasts longer.
[https://www.google.com/search&q=structure+and+interpretation+of+computer+programs+amazon search]
(ISBN|0-262-51087-1)

Revision as of 03:25, 10 December 2020

My Favorite Languages
Language Proficiency
Smalltalk Expert
Scheme nice and clean
C Expert, but only as implementation lang for above
Assembly Expert, but only as output of my compilers
Python can read
Forth implemented a few long time ago; now rusty
Prolog rusty
Pascal second learned; rusty
C++ had to, but hate it
Java sucks
JavaScript mhmh

Programming for decades, came along many languages, but Smalltalk is still my favorite, followed by Scheme.

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SICP; its free online, but I think, good books should also be physically in the bookshelf (support the authors!) and they can be inherited to friends. I prefer hardcover over paperback or eBook - it lasts longer. search (ISBN|0-262-51087-1 , ISBN|978-0262011532 and others)