Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs by Harold Abelson and Gerald Jay Sussman (1985)

It is an introduction to the programming language Scheme and computer science concepts.

It is suitable for both experienced programmers and beginners to programming.

It covers topics such as data abstraction, recursive functions, interpreters, and compilers.

It emphasizes the importance of building abstractions to reduce the complexity of programs.

It provides an example of the use of object-oriented programming in Scheme.

It focuses on the techniques for controlling the complexity of large programming projects.

It encourages readers to think creatively in order to develop their own solutions to problems.

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