7. This course has mainly been taught in previous years by Mike Gordon. I have retained the basic structure of his course, with a blend of theory
How we define the meanings of programs and programming languages unambiguously? • How can we prove theorems about the behavior of individual programs? • How can we design programming tools to automate that kind of understanding? o. Applications: -finding bugs. -designing languages to prevent bugs.
Patterns are a very natural way of expression complex problems. Consider the code to re-balance red-black trees. This is usually quite complex to express in a programming language. But with patterns it can be more concise. Notice that constructors of user-defined types. (line RBTree) as well as pre-defined types (like list)
Feb 28, 2018 Coming to FP very late in my career, I've never read this. I've skimmed about half of it and it looks really nice. Unless I'm mistaken, it appears that the entire book provides examples in pseudo-code which is pretty interesting. I like their concept of specifications and the definition of strictness is really nice.
The most popular purely functional, lazy programming. p p p y. , y p g g language. ? “Functional programming language": ?. Functional programming language : – a program is a collection of mathematical functions. ? “Purely functional": – all variables refer to immutable, persistent values. – that is, new values can be
References. — ANSI Common LISP, by Paul Graham, Prentice Hall, 1995. (A good introductory book). — LISP, by Patrick Henry Winston and Bertbold Klaus Paul. Horn, Addison Wesley, 1989. (A quick guide to write Lisp). — Introduction to functional programming, by Richard Bird and Philip Wadler, Prentice-Hall , 1988.
ISBN O-13-484189 1. British Library Cataloguing ill Publication Data. Bird, Richard, 1943-. An introduction to functional programming. . (Prentice Hall international series in computer science). I. Electronic digital computers - Programming. I. Title. II. Wadler, Philip. 005.1. QA 76.6. ISBN 0-13-484189-1. ISBN 0-13-484197-2
AN INTRODUCTION TO FUNCTIONAL PROGRAMMING THROUGH LAMBDA CALCULUS. Greg Michaelson. Department of Computing and Electrical Engineering. Heriot-Watt University. Riccarton Campus. Edinburgh EH14 4AS
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