Book Review: ANSI Common Lisp
Read OriginalThis article is a detailed book review of 'ANSI Common Lisp' by Paul Graham. It praises the book's excellent, clear writing and efficient coverage of topics, comparing it favorably to 'Practical Common Lisp'. The review highlights specific technical concepts the book explains well, such as symbols and packages, and discusses its approach to functional and object-oriented programming in Common Lisp.
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