[I'm writing a series of posts about SICP in Python. You can read more about the reasoning in the introductory post.] The first chapter is about building abstractions with functions. I think it’s remarkable that a book for beginners (pretty smart beginners, but still) introduces assignment only in the third chapter (on page 220). I really [...]
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SICP in Python
by Pedro Kroger on 31. Aug, 2010 in python, sicp
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs is considered one of the great computer science books. Some claim it will make you a better programmer. I’ll post how the ideas in SICP will translate to Python.
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