A personal repository for annotation about learning lisp patterns. The current content are answers plus code covering of the book Land of Lisp and the insights at the MIT 6.001 Course: Structures and Interpretations of Computer Programs.

• Section I: Lisp is Power
  • Chapter 1 (intro)
  • Chapter 2 (guess my numbers)
  • Chapter 3 (exploring syntax of lisp)
• Section II: Lisp is Symmetry
  • Chapter 4 (conditionals)
  • Chapter 5 (building a text game engine)
  • Chapter 6 (printing files)
  • Chapter 6.5 (lambda chapter)
  • Chapter 7 (go beyond basic lists)
  • Chapter 8 (grand theft wumpus)
  • Chapter 9 (advanced datatypes and generic programming)
• Section III: Lisp is Hacking
  • Chapter 10 (looping with the loop command)
  • Chapter 11 (printing with the format function)
  • Chapter 12 (working with streams)
  • Chapter 13 (let's create a web server -- agh :<)
• Section IV: Lisp is Science
  • Chapter 14 (Ramping lisp up a Notch with Functional Programming)
  • Chapter 15 (Dice of Doom, a Game Written in the Functional Style)
  • Chapter 16 (The Magic of Lisp Macros)
  • Chapter 17 (Domain-Specific Languages)
  • Chapter 18 (Lazy Programming)
  • Chapter 19 (Creating a Graphical, Web-Based Version of Dice of Doom)
  • Chapter 20 (Making Dice of Doom More Fun)
• Epilogue (the lisp dialects and lisp techniques)

• Lecture 1A
• Lecture 1B
• Lecture 2A
• Lecture 2B
• Lecture 3A
• Lecture 3B
• Lecture 4A
• Lecture 4B
• Lecture 5A
• Lecture 5B
• Lecture 6A
• Lecture 6B
• Lecture 7A
• Lecture 7B
• Lecture 8A
• Lecture 8B
• Lecture 9A
• Lecture 9B
• Lecture 10A
• Lecture 10B