Most books about compilers dedicate one chapter to each progressive stage, a structure that hides how language features motivate design choices. By contrast, in this book subtitled An Incremental Approach in Racket, Jeremy G. Siek provides an incremental approach that allows students to write every single line of code themselves.
Essentials of Compilation guides the reader in constructing their own compiler for a small but powerful programming language, adding complex language features as the book progresses.
Author: Jeremy G. Siek Publisher: MIT Press Date: February 2023 Pages: 240 ISBN: 978-0262047760 Print: 0262047764 Kindle: B0B1XZ26GS Audience: developers interested in compilers Level: Intermediate Category: Software Architecture

- Deconstructs the challenge of compiler construction into bite-sized pieces
- Enhances learning by connecting language features to compiler design choices
- Develops understanding of how programs are mapped onto computer hardware
- Learn-by-doing approach suitable for students and professionals
- Extensive ancillary resources include source code and solutions
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Administering Relational Databases on Microsoft Azure
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Foundational Python For Data Science
Author: Kennedy Behrman Publisher: Pearson Pages:256 ISBN: 978-0136624356 Print: 0136624359 Kindle: B095Y6G2QV Audience: Data scientists Rating: 4.5 Reviewer: Kay Ewbank
This book sets out to be a simple introduction to Python, specifically how to use it to work with data.
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