Martin Erwig

The book is laid out systematically into Algorithms and Languages. It follows a storytelling way of explaining important concepts in Computer Science.

Part One covers -- Algorithms: Where you'll take a tour of Computation, Data-Structure, Problem Solving.

Part Two covers -- Languages where you'll start with the structure of languages and end with Types and Abstraction.

I like how the author defined Computation. Computation works by transformation representations.
Representation is the basis for Computation. I liked how the author quoted Wittgenstein, Frege in talking about languages. I've read their works and got excited as I saw their names.

Overall, an excellent book.

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