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Need something to give myself an introductory crash-course in LISP. Do you know of a book with really good "how-to" explanations and exercises?
Looking for LISP book recommendations
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The forum discussion centers on finding introductory LISP books, specifically recommending Paul Graham's "ANSI Common LISP". The discussion highlights the availability of two online chapters at http://www.paulgraham.com/acl.html, which provide valuable "how-to" explanations and exercises. Users are encouraged to review these chapters before purchasing the book for a comprehensive understanding of LISP programming.
PREREQUISITES- Basic programming knowledge
- Familiarity with functional programming concepts
- Understanding of LISP syntax and semantics
- Access to online resources for supplemental learning
- Read the online chapters of "ANSI Common LISP" at http://www.paulgraham.com/acl.html
- Explore additional LISP programming exercises and challenges
- Investigate other LISP resources such as "Practical Common LISP"
- Join LISP programming forums or communities for peer support
Beginner programmers, computer science students, and anyone interested in learning LISP programming through structured exercises and practical examples.
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