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For those interested in working through all three, the order to do so would be HTDP -> SICP -> CTMCP.



HtDP is a great book, but probably too elementary for the average HN reader looking to begin with SICP.


The OP mentioned SICP more because it's famous, but the core of their desire is to improve as a self-taught programmer, and I've heard from even experienced developers that the design recipe and systematic techniques taught in HTDP have benefited them, and they're more directly related to the problems OP described as wanting to solve.

Worst case, they find it too elementary and wasted a few weeks or months.


The design approach to programming it teaches you will serve you for the rest of your career.




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