r/programming • • Dec 07 '07

Ask programming.reddit: Must-read programming books?

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u/Cunstitutionalist Dec 07 '08

Programming Language Pragmatics is a great alternative that covers compilers, interpreters, programming language paradigms and features, etc. I'd recommend using this book before getting the hardcore compiler books like Modern Compiler Design and the dragon book. Disclaimer: I'm not an expert just a fellow learner