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Emacs Lisp as a book category covers the programming language used to customize and extend the Emacs editor, ranging from beginner tutorials on basic scripting and editor configuration to advanced treatments of package development, macros, performance tuning, debugging, and interacting with external processes and files. Books in this category typically combine language reference material (syntax, data types, core functions, special forms) with practical examples showing how to write interactive commands, keybindings, modes, and integrations (e.g., Org-mode, version control, REPL workflows), plus best practices for testing, packaging, and distributing Emacs extensions. The audience spans casual Emacs users who want to automate workflows, power users customizing their environment, and developers who build reusable Emacs packages, so titles vary from gentle introductions and cookbook-style recipe collections to encyclopedic references and deep dives into Emacs internals and extension architecture.

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