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Design Concepts in Programming LanguagesFranklyn A. Turbak and David K. Gifford with Mark A. Sheldon (2008). Design Concepts in Programming Languages. MIT Press. I read portions of this textbook in draft form, and it's a near-encyclopedic take on programming language semantics, which includes what other textbooks on the subject are missing: a plethora of concrete examples and exercises, in the context of a series of small but practical programming languages. The book's friendly and informal tone makes even the most forbidding and formal topics seem accessible. The linked page includes a table of contents and sample chapter. (Disclaimer: the first author taught me most of what I know about computer science when I was an undergraduate at Wellesley.) By Tim Chevalier at 2008-08-22 20:51 | LtU Forum | previous forum topic | next forum topic | other blogs | 5657 reads
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