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SICP stands for [[wikipedia:Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs|Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs]]<ref>{{:BOOK/Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs}}</ref>. Due to the popularity and its broad and deep concept, this book is also referred to as [[SICP]], a classic in this field. It covers [[Data abstraction]], influences how other scientific disciplines can be taught, and most importantly, has a fully [[hyperlinked]] online version, that will be used in conjunction with [[PKC]] to reveal some insights of how to perform [[Universal data abstraction]]. This book will also be used as a source to define core terminologies. | SICP stands for [[wikipedia:Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs|Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs]]<ref>{{:BOOK/Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs}}</ref>. Due to the popularity and its broad and deep concept, this book is also referred to as [[SICP]], a classic in this field. It covers [[Data abstraction]], influences how other scientific disciplines can be taught, and most importantly, has a fully [[hyperlinked]] [https://mitpress.mit.edu/sites/default/files/sicp/full-text/book/book-Z-H-38.html#%_index_start online version], that will be used in conjunction with [[PKC]] to reveal some insights of how to perform [[Universal data abstraction]]. This book will also be used as a source to define core terminologies. | ||
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Revision as of 08:56, 25 July 2021
SICP stands for Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs[1]. Due to the popularity and its broad and deep concept, this book is also referred to as SICP, a classic in this field. It covers Data abstraction, influences how other scientific disciplines can be taught, and most importantly, has a fully hyperlinked online version, that will be used in conjunction with PKC to reveal some insights of how to perform Universal data abstraction. This book will also be used as a source to define core terminologies.
References
- ↑ Abelson, Harold; Sussman, Gerald; Sussman, Julie (1985). Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (2nd ed.). local page: MIT Press. ISBN 0-262-51087-1.