Chapter 1 Preliminaries Chapter 1 Topics Reasons for Studying
... on a von Neumann architecture computer initialize the program counter repeat forever fetch the instruction pointed by the counter increment the counter ...
... on a von Neumann architecture computer initialize the program counter repeat forever fetch the instruction pointed by the counter increment the counter ...
Functional Programming
... Relies on modifying on a state by using a sequence of commands The state is modified by assignment command. E.g., v = E or v := E. Commands can be: ...
... Relies on modifying on a state by using a sequence of commands The state is modified by assignment command. E.g., v = E or v := E. Commands can be: ...
Data Structures and Functional Programming Course Overview
... • Side effects in one thread may not be immediately visible in another • Imperative languages are a bad match to modern hardware ...
... • Side effects in one thread may not be immediately visible in another • Imperative languages are a bad match to modern hardware ...
lisp notes #4
... Requires Abstraction – requires to think using concepts and about what needs to be done and not how it is done Abstract out the control flow patterns and give them names to easily reuse the control pattern » For example in most languages we explicitly write a loop every time we want to process an ar ...
... Requires Abstraction – requires to think using concepts and about what needs to be done and not how it is done Abstract out the control flow patterns and give them names to easily reuse the control pattern » For example in most languages we explicitly write a loop every time we want to process an ar ...
Programming Languages and Compilers (CS 421)
... Main focus: machine state – the set of values stored in memory locations Command-driven: Each statement uses current state to compute a new state Syntax: S1; S2; S3; ... Example languages: C, Pascal, FORTRAN, COBOL ...
... Main focus: machine state – the set of values stored in memory locations Command-driven: Each statement uses current state to compute a new state Syntax: S1; S2; S3; ... Example languages: C, Pascal, FORTRAN, COBOL ...
Fill in the Blank Questions:
... 4. Given the following class definition, what are the reserved words and what are the identifiers? (2 pts) public class Program ...
... 4. Given the following class definition, what are the reserved words and what are the identifiers? (2 pts) public class Program ...
notes for 8/28/08
... o Based on sequential execution of commands and the use of changeable memory/data storage (the von Neuman model) o Inspired from the machine language level, it is the easiest to translate o Languages: C, Pascal, FORTRAN, Cobol Changeable memory/data storage: The whole language structure is based on ...
... o Based on sequential execution of commands and the use of changeable memory/data storage (the von Neuman model) o Inspired from the machine language level, it is the easiest to translate o Languages: C, Pascal, FORTRAN, Cobol Changeable memory/data storage: The whole language structure is based on ...
Basic Concepts of Programming
... Objects send messages to each other to accomplish the mission of the program. Information hiding provides access to services but not data resources. ...
... Objects send messages to each other to accomplish the mission of the program. Information hiding provides access to services but not data resources. ...
Paradigms
... • Describe the Outputs (as above) • Describe the Relationships Between I x O – As a possibly infinite table – Equations and other predicates between input and output expressions – For a given input, output may not be unique CS784 ...
... • Describe the Outputs (as above) • Describe the Relationships Between I x O – As a possibly infinite table – Equations and other predicates between input and output expressions – For a given input, output may not be unique CS784 ...