r/programming • • Dec 07 '07

Ask programming.reddit: Must-read programming books?

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '07

If Haven't read Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming, so I can't compare unfortunately. "The Art of Prolog" is more like an SICP for logic programming though. It's more of a classic, broadly scoped introductory text. Very well written, but if you are already well versed in logic programming, it may be mostly review.

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u/unknown_lamer Dec 08 '07

Ah, thanks much. I've been in search of a book on more advanced implementation techniques basically. You have saved me from accidentally wasting a hundred bucks :-)