Hello there! Welcome to my personal journey through the classic textbook, "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs" (SICP). This repository serves as my digital notebook, chronicling my progress, discoveries, and solutions as I navigate through the challenging yet rewarding landscape of this book.
"Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs" (SICP) is a seminal computer science textbook written by Harold Abelson and Gerald Jay Sussman. It's a staple in introductory computer science courses at universities like MIT, offering an in-depth exploration of fundamental concepts in computer science. Working through SICP is a profound intellectual adventure—one I'm excited to embark on.
This repository is my personal workspace, holding the solutions I've developed for the exercises in the SICP book. The solutions are split into separate files for each chapter and exercise. My primary goal here is to document my own learning journey, so please note that while all solutions have been thoroughly tested and validated by me, they might not represent the only correct or optimal approach.
While this repository is a personal learning diary, you're welcome to take a peek at my progress and the solutions I've arrived at. However, please remember that the journey through SICP is highly personal and full of trial and error. It's essential to make an honest effort in finding your solutions before resorting to others'.
This repository is for my personal use, to document my progress and solutions as I work through the SICP book. It's not meant as a guide or reference for others, and it's not affiliated with the authors of SICP or MIT. The solutions herein are my own and may not reflect the intentions of the authors or be the only correct or optimal solutions.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.