I highly recommend Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective for learning C. In particular chapter 3 of that book is what made it all click for me. Understanding how C is translated down into assembly is incredibly…
Unicode isn't an encoding, but most terminals use UTF-8 (check your LANG environment variable), of which ascii is a subset
Well he mentioned LISP and if we include all of it's innovation then garbage-collection, homoiconicity, tail calls, and REPLs are covered.
I highly recommend Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective for learning C. In particular chapter 3 of that book is what made it all click for me. Understanding how C is translated down into assembly is incredibly…
Unicode isn't an encoding, but most terminals use UTF-8 (check your LANG environment variable), of which ascii is a subset
Well he mentioned LISP and if we include all of it's innovation then garbage-collection, homoiconicity, tail calls, and REPLs are covered.