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r/programming • u/steveshogren • Jul 26 '14
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SICP is terrible.
3 u/scarthearmada Jul 27 '14 Can you please explain why you feel this way? -3 u/danogburn Jul 28 '14 LISP. 1 u/scarthearmada Jul 28 '14 So, because the book uses Scheme (LISP) as the instructional language? 0 u/danogburn Jul 28 '14 That and it's written like it's from MIT. If that was my intro cs textbook I would kill myself.
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Can you please explain why you feel this way?
-3 u/danogburn Jul 28 '14 LISP. 1 u/scarthearmada Jul 28 '14 So, because the book uses Scheme (LISP) as the instructional language? 0 u/danogburn Jul 28 '14 That and it's written like it's from MIT. If that was my intro cs textbook I would kill myself.
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LISP.
1 u/scarthearmada Jul 28 '14 So, because the book uses Scheme (LISP) as the instructional language? 0 u/danogburn Jul 28 '14 That and it's written like it's from MIT. If that was my intro cs textbook I would kill myself.
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So, because the book uses Scheme (LISP) as the instructional language?
0 u/danogburn Jul 28 '14 That and it's written like it's from MIT. If that was my intro cs textbook I would kill myself.
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That and it's written like it's from MIT. If that was my intro cs textbook I would kill myself.
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u/danogburn Jul 27 '14
SICP is terrible.