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by scott_meyer
2055 days ago
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Neither. Learn Scheme. Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs is still the best single book on computer programming: the most important concepts (closures, continuations, macros, transformations,...) for the least expense in complexity. To what you learn from SICP, rust and C++, add just one thing: how to exploit a physical stack efficiently. Scheme->C++/rust will be easy. C++/rust->Scheme can still be quite difficult depending on how distracted you got by the complexity. As a practical matter, most system software is written in C. Being able to read the Unix kernel has been valuable for nearly 40 years. You'd be surprised what one can accomplish with just functional decomposition. |
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