Advanced Programming Guide
... Reference Manual Volume II Advanced Programming Guide Version 6.05 November 1st 1997 ...
... Reference Manual Volume II Advanced Programming Guide Version 6.05 November 1st 1997 ...
Executable Formal Specifications with Clojure
... written in imperative programming languages shows that assignment statements generate side-effects which explains the impure nature of the imperative programming. Like immutable data, pure functions are not characteristic only to functional programming: nothing prevents writing pure functions with i ...
... written in imperative programming languages shows that assignment statements generate side-effects which explains the impure nature of the imperative programming. Like immutable data, pure functions are not characteristic only to functional programming: nothing prevents writing pure functions with i ...
Programming with Coq
... The type of functions The value add3 is not a natural number Check add3. add3 : nat -> nat The value add3 is a function I ...
... The type of functions The value add3 is not a natural number Check add3. add3 : nat -> nat The value add3 is a function I ...
LISP:Power and Elegance in ONE
... and I said to him, ho, ho, you’re confusing theory with practice, this eval is intended for reading, not for computing, But he went ahead and did it. That is, he compiled the eval in my paper into [IBM] 704 machine code, fixing bugs, and then advertised this as a Lisp interpreter, which it certainly ...
... and I said to him, ho, ho, you’re confusing theory with practice, this eval is intended for reading, not for computing, But he went ahead and did it. That is, he compiled the eval in my paper into [IBM] 704 machine code, fixing bugs, and then advertised this as a Lisp interpreter, which it certainly ...
Implementing a non-strict purely functional language in JavaScript
... An identifier can be any identifier accepted by Clean, including operator notations. For literals characters, strings, integer or floating-point numbers and boolean values are accepted. We illustrate the use of Sapl by giving a number of examples. We start with the encoding of the list data type, to ...
... An identifier can be any identifier accepted by Clean, including operator notations. For literals characters, strings, integer or floating-point numbers and boolean values are accepted. We illustrate the use of Sapl by giving a number of examples. We start with the encoding of the list data type, to ...
Overview of FPGAs
... Xilinx Xdelay - measure delay properties of mapping and aid in iteration Xilinx XACT - design editor to view final mapping results ...
... Xilinx Xdelay - measure delay properties of mapping and aid in iteration Xilinx XACT - design editor to view final mapping results ...
Programming with Multiple Paradigms in Lua - DI PUC-Rio
... standard library also offers some traversal functions, which receive a function to be applied to every element of a collection. Most programming techniques for strict functional programming also work without modifications in Lua. As an example, LuaSocket, the standard library for network connection ...
... standard library also offers some traversal functions, which receive a function to be applied to every element of a collection. Most programming techniques for strict functional programming also work without modifications in Lua. As an example, LuaSocket, the standard library for network connection ...
An introduction to C++ template programming
... programming styles supported by C++11. Note that using classes in C++ does not by itself constitute object-oriented programming. The term “class” is used rather widely for user-defined types in C++ and more or less interchangeably with struct. If one does not use inheritance and in particular virtua ...
... programming styles supported by C++11. Note that using classes in C++ does not by itself constitute object-oriented programming. The term “class” is used rather widely for user-defined types in C++ and more or less interchangeably with struct. If one does not use inheritance and in particular virtua ...
Introduction to Imperative C Functional vs. imperative programming
... form within Racket (which will seem odd). Many modern languages are “multi-paradigm”. Racket was primarily designed as a functional language but also supports imperative language features. CS 136 Spring 2017 ...
... form within Racket (which will seem odd). Many modern languages are “multi-paradigm”. Racket was primarily designed as a functional language but also supports imperative language features. CS 136 Spring 2017 ...
Introduction to Programming - Computer Science Department
... Matrix multiplication // Pre: a is a non-empty n×m matrix, b is a non-empty m×p matrix. // Returns a×b (an n×p matrix). Matrix multiply(const Matrix& a, const Matrix& b) { int n = a.size(); int m = a[0].size(); int p = b[0].size(); Matrix c(n, vector(p));
for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i) {
for (int ...
... Matrix multiplication // Pre: a is a non-empty n×m matrix, b is a non-empty m×p matrix. // Returns a×b (an n×p matrix). Matrix multiply(const Matrix& a, const Matrix& b) { int n = a.size(); int m = a[0].size(); int p = b[0].size(); Matrix c(n, vector
A[i+1] - Computer Science Department
... Sum of matrices (by columns) typedef vector< vector > Matrix;
// Pre: A and B are non-empty matrices with the same size
// Returns A+B (sum of matrices)
Matrix matrix_sum(const Matrix& A, const Matrix& B) {
int nrows = A.size();
int ncols = A[0].size();
Matrix C(nrows, vector(ncols));
for ...
... Sum of matrices (by columns) typedef vector< vector
Introduction to the lambda calculus
... It’s fun! Shows that the language is expressive In practice, we add constructs as languages primitives More efficient Much easier to analyze the program, avoid mistakes Our encodings of 0 and true are the same, we may want to avoid mixing them, for clarity ...
... It’s fun! Shows that the language is expressive In practice, we add constructs as languages primitives More efficient Much easier to analyze the program, avoid mistakes Our encodings of 0 and true are the same, we may want to avoid mixing them, for clarity ...
PolyP | a polytypic programming language extension
... they work for large classes of datatypes. Consider for example the function length :: List a -> Int, which counts the number of values of type a in a list. There is a very similar function length :: Tree a -> Int, which counts the number of occurrences of a's in a tree. We now want to generalise the ...
... they work for large classes of datatypes. Consider for example the function length :: List a -> Int, which counts the number of values of type a in a list. There is a very similar function length :: Tree a -> Int, which counts the number of occurrences of a's in a tree. We now want to generalise the ...
Practical Type Inference Based on Success Typings
... knows what she is doing are avoided. Also, since type declarations and annotations need not be typed (in), program development can progress more rapidly. Unfortunately, this freedom of expression comes with a price. Significantly less typos and other such mundane programming errors are caught by the ...
... knows what she is doing are avoided. Also, since type declarations and annotations need not be typed (in), program development can progress more rapidly. Unfortunately, this freedom of expression comes with a price. Significantly less typos and other such mundane programming errors are caught by the ...
JSJS - Project Proposal
... As a language Javascript is quite interesting. With features such as closures, functions as first class objects, asynchronous programming via callbacks and a prototype based system, Javascript can definitely be touted as a modern language. On the other hand, JS is infamous for weird object rules, gl ...
... As a language Javascript is quite interesting. With features such as closures, functions as first class objects, asynchronous programming via callbacks and a prototype based system, Javascript can definitely be touted as a modern language. On the other hand, JS is infamous for weird object rules, gl ...
GEF4510: Intro to Fortran 95 programming Gunnar Wollan
... An INTEGER datatype is identified with the reserved word INTEGER. It has a valid range which varies with the way it is declared and the architecture of the computer it is compiled on. When nothing else is given an INTEGER has a length of 32 bits on a typical workstation and can have a value from [−2 ...
... An INTEGER datatype is identified with the reserved word INTEGER. It has a valid range which varies with the way it is declared and the architecture of the computer it is compiled on. When nothing else is given an INTEGER has a length of 32 bits on a typical workstation and can have a value from [−2 ...
The C++ language, STL
... to a small set of values, as for example: int array[] = {1,44,72,100}; ...
... to a small set of values, as for example: int array[] = {1,44,72,100}; ...
Pattern matching in concatenative programming languages
... used as in creating the object, only on the left hand side of a binding rather than the right. This makes it very easy to write declarative code which manipulates functional data structures. In many functional programming languages, including Haskell, pattern matching is a fundamental built-in const ...
... used as in creating the object, only on the left hand side of a binding rather than the right. This makes it very easy to write declarative code which manipulates functional data structures. In many functional programming languages, including Haskell, pattern matching is a fundamental built-in const ...
Java Collections to STL
... vector::iterator first = v.begin();
vector::iterator last = v.end();
while (first < last) {
cout << *first << endl;
...
... vector
scons
... hello1 = Program(‘hello.c’) Default(hello1) hello2 = Program(‘hello2’, ‘hello.c’) This will only build hello1 unless hello2 is given as a command line target. Calling Default multiple times, or calling it like so: ...
... hello1 = Program(‘hello.c’) Default(hello1) hello2 = Program(‘hello2’, ‘hello.c’) This will only build hello1 unless hello2 is given as a command line target. Calling Default multiple times, or calling it like so: ...
Lesson 1.5 Operators File
... As we explore the operators of the Java programming language, it may be helpful for you to know ahead of time which operators have the highest precedence. The operators in the following table are listed according to precedence order. The closer to the top of the table an operator appears, the higher ...
... As we explore the operators of the Java programming language, it may be helpful for you to know ahead of time which operators have the highest precedence. The operators in the following table are listed according to precedence order. The closer to the top of the table an operator appears, the higher ...
A Short Cut to Deforestation
... The technique applies to most of the standard list processing functions. Examples are functions that consume lists, such as and and sum, expressions that create lists, such as [x..y], and functions that both consume and create lists, such as map, filter, ++ and the like. In general, the technique ha ...
... The technique applies to most of the standard list processing functions. Examples are functions that consume lists, such as and and sum, expressions that create lists, such as [x..y], and functions that both consume and create lists, such as map, filter, ++ and the like. In general, the technique ha ...
well there`s a language called Go
... where users also have access to object-oriented style structures. Compiling to LLVM: - Compiling to LLVM allows for cross-language integrations that would allow a user to combine the functionality of Stop with a library from C. ...
... where users also have access to object-oriented style structures. Compiling to LLVM: - Compiling to LLVM allows for cross-language integrations that would allow a user to combine the functionality of Stop with a library from C. ...