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Topics in the books are :

*=== Chapter 1: Building Abstractions with [[Function (computer programming)|Procedures]] ===

* Chapter 2: Building Abstractions with [[Data]]

# The Elements of Programming

* Chapter 3: Modularity, [[Object (computer science)|Objects]], and [[State (computer science)|State]]

# Procedures and the Processes They Generate

* Chapter 4: [[Metalinguistics|Metalinguistic]] Abstraction

# Formulating Abstractions with Higher-Order Procedures

* Chapter 5: Computing with [[Register machine|Register Machines]]

*=== Chapter 2: Building Abstractions with [[Data]] ===

# Introduction to Data Abstraction

# Hierarchical Data and the Closure Property

# Symbolic Data

# Multiple Representations for Abstract Data

# Systems with Generic Operations

*=== Chapter 3: Modularity, [[Object (computer science)|Objects]], and [[State (computer science)|State]] ===

# Assignment and Local State

# The Environment Model of Evaluation

# Modeling with Mutable Data

# Concurrency: Time Is of the Essence

# Streams

*=== Chapter 4: [[Metalinguistics|Metalinguistic]] Abstraction ===

# The Metacircular Evaluator

# Variations on a Scheme – Lazy Evaluation

# Variations on a Scheme – Nondeterministic Computing

# Logic Programming

*=== Chapter 5: Computing with [[Register machine|Register Machines]] ===

# Designing Register Machines

# A Register-Machine Simulator

# Storage Allocation and Garbage Collection

# The Explicit-Control Evaluator

# Compilation

== Characters ==