Discrete Mathematics and Functional Programming (2016)
I have this book, there's interesting chapters like defining arithmetic recursively in SML. You can do this book without previous programming assuming you have domain knowledge to install SML yourself.<p>There is no answers to the exercises in the book (some selected solutions on the book homepage) but there is an appendix on various patterns and proof techniques, which turned out to be all I needed as many of the exercises you're just writing and checking a program. I assume there's no solutions because the exercises are used for a course. I've always wondered why authors don't have a self-study, Knuth like book with answers contained in it, then sell a seperate instructor pack or something with private exercises to other teachers.