Books about J

Many books have been written about J. Some such as "J for C Programmers", "Learning J" and "The J Primer" are for learning the language. Others, such as Ken Iverson's "Math for the Layman", use J as a way to communicate ideas. Links to these books are found below.

If you are used to procedural languages, Henry Rich has created the book for you.

Roger Stokes wrote this book long ago, but the fundamentals still hold up.

Eric Iverson's work takes you step by step from the fundamentals to creating your own application.

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