Preface vii
Note to Instructors ix
Acknowledgements xiii
1. Functions and Data
2. Lists
3. EVAL Notation
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Preface vii
Note to Instructors ix
Acknowledgements xiii
1. Functions and Data
2. Lists
3. EVAL Notation
4. Conditionals
5. Variables and Side Effects
6. List Data Structures
7. Applicative Programming
8. Recursion
9. Input/Output
10. Assignment
11. Iteration and Block Structure
12. Structures and The Type System
13. Arrays, Hash Tables, And Property Lists
14. Macros and Compilation
Appendix A. The SDRAW Tool
Appendix B. The DTRACE Tool
Appendix C. Answers to Exercises
Glossary
Further Reading
Index
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For historical reasons, variables that have values are said to be “bound,” and variables with no value are said to be “unbound” (查看原文)
The process of creating a new variable and giving it a value is called “binding.” If the variable appears in a function's argument list, it is said to be created by “lambda binding.” If it appears in the variable list of a LET or LET* form, it is said to be created by “LET-binding” (查看原文)
xiaohanyu
Benjamin-Cummings Publishing Company, Subs of Addison Wesley Longman, Inc1990版
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麦克斯韦妖精
Benjamin-Cummings Publishing Company, Subs of Addison Wesley Longman, Inc1990版
Tachikoma
Dover Publications2013版
0 有用 Juanito 2012-04-06 14:33:00
相當適合CS入門的書，別在拿C語言跟JAVA入門了。