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Please refer a ideal book to learn lisp

Yamuna Daniel
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Dear friends,

I am a java programmer with 3+ experince but I am a novice to "AI". I am just beginning. Please guild me where to start and how to get going.
I wish to buy a book to learn "LISP". It would be a great help if you could suggest me an ideal book to learn lisp.

Thank You
Campbell Ritchie
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It used to be possible to download Peter Seibel’s book free of charge. Try googling.
Hussein Baghdadi
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Land of Lisp is insanely great.
Yamuna Daniel
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Campbell Ritchie wrote:It used to be possible to download Peter Seibel’s book free of charge. Try googling.


buddy.. Is this the link you are refering to??
http://www.gigamonkeys.com/book/
Yamuna Daniel
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John Todd wrote:Land of Lisp is insanely great.


Dear John Todd , Did you try it?? How useful was it for you??
I just read the sample chapters which they have given in their site.. I found it pretty difficult to understand.
Campbell Ritchie
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Yamuna Daniel wrote: . . . buddy.. Is this the link you are refering to??
http://www.gigamonkeys.com/book/
yes
Hussein Baghdadi
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Yamuna Daniel wrote:
John Todd wrote:Land of Lisp is insanely great.


Dear John Todd , Did you try it?? How useful was it for you??
I just read the sample chapters which they have given in their site.. I found it pretty difficult to understand.

Yes I read "Land of Lisp" and it was extremely fun and educating.
I'm surprised that you found the sample chapters are pretty difficult to understand, the book is full of comics and humor.
Maybe you were reading about Macros?
Campbell Ritchie
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Maybe he lost interest after scrolling a million ↓ arrows on the website and not seeing anything to read yet
Hussein Baghdadi
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Campbell Ritchie wrote:Maybe he lost interest after scrolling a million ↓ arrows on the website and not seeing anything to read yet

Properly
However,chapter 8 of Land of Lisp is challenging for the new comers.
Yamuna Daniel
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John Todd wrote:
Campbell Ritchie wrote:Maybe he lost interest after scrolling a million ↓ arrows on the website and not seeing anything to read yet

Properly
However,chapter 8 of Land of Lisp is challenging for the new comers.


Yes it is..

May be i might find easy if i read it from the first chapter.




 
 
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