Recommending good books for those who enjoy secondary development

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I haven’t been here for a long time; I’m just dropping by to say hello. I’ve been busy working on a PLT printing management program lately, and it required a lot of effort. As I wrote the code and tested it, I realized that what I learned about LISP was only the very basics – there’s also a much more powerful version called Vlisp, huh. . . . Learning is endless! I recommend a few good books for those starting from scratch: 1. Mingjing Tongdao – AUTOLISP Function Reference; 2. Basics of LISP & DCL; 3. VLISP Function Instructions. Additionally, having these three books on functions, along with the book “AUTOLISP & DCL Basics (Complete Edition)” published by Railway Publishing House, will greatly facilitate learning. Wish everyone success! The textbooks mentioned above are available everywhere online; those who need them can search for them, so they won’t be attached here! If you have any questions, feel free to communicate more in my space; there some commonly used codes there. . . . I hope this will be helpful to everyone! ! !