Levels of Abstraction
... – Object-Oriented constructs for programming in the large » Focus on programmer productivity and code evolution ...
... – Object-Oriented constructs for programming in the large » Focus on programmer productivity and code evolution ...
slides
... I Models program by its execution on abstract machine I Useful for implementing compilers and interpreters ...
... I Models program by its execution on abstract machine I Useful for implementing compilers and interpreters ...
Apr 20 - 24 Lesson Plan
... (C) articulate the concept of data representation Students will be able to design a software application plan Understand Swing Event listeners Use the JCheckbox, ButtonGroup, and JComboBox classes ...
... (C) articulate the concept of data representation Students will be able to design a software application plan Understand Swing Event listeners Use the JCheckbox, ButtonGroup, and JComboBox classes ...
14 - Villanova Computer Science
... functions acting on a set of objects, usually lists. – Input: domain of the function – Output: codomain of the function ...
... functions acting on a set of objects, usually lists. – Input: domain of the function – Output: codomain of the function ...
Type Systems
... untyped arithmetic expressions the untyped lambda calculus nameless representation of terms ...
... untyped arithmetic expressions the untyped lambda calculus nameless representation of terms ...
Re-opening Closures
... At this point a user of C might object, ‘‘It is true that my higher-order function must produce source text and compile it, but the result will be a more efficient function’’ (in this case, the parser P ). And he will be right. The functional programming language will have produced a closure[2] — a ...
... At this point a user of C might object, ‘‘It is true that my higher-order function must produce source text and compile it, but the result will be a more efficient function’’ (in this case, the parser P ). And he will be right. The functional programming language will have produced a closure[2] — a ...
Type
... BNF is not capable of defining type checking requirements for languages. Can’t ensure all variables have unique names. Can’t express the need to declare all variables prior to use. ...
... BNF is not capable of defining type checking requirements for languages. Can’t ensure all variables have unique names. Can’t express the need to declare all variables prior to use. ...
Practical 10 - OCaml 2 - Computing Science and Mathematics
... Pattern matching in Ocaml can be thought of as similar to the imperative switch statements. However, OCaml’s type system means that we can match, not only against exact values, but also predicates and other type constructors! For example, # let is_zero x = match x with | 0 -> true | _ -> false (* ...
... Pattern matching in Ocaml can be thought of as similar to the imperative switch statements. However, OCaml’s type system means that we can match, not only against exact values, but also predicates and other type constructors! For example, # let is_zero x = match x with | 0 -> true | _ -> false (* ...
Senior Statistical Programmer – i3 Statprobe
... pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. We not only pay relentless attention to the details, we also lend a broader perspective to a client's data management needs. We realize that strategy is just as important as process, and we provide a higher level of thinking for data management and biosta ...
... pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. We not only pay relentless attention to the details, we also lend a broader perspective to a client's data management needs. We realize that strategy is just as important as process, and we provide a higher level of thinking for data management and biosta ...
Programming pieces - built-in functions and expressions
... Subtracting 2 meters from the distance is an arbitrary amount. To be more precise, we could subtract the width of the rock. The resulting expression subtracts the value of one function from the value of another function. ...
... Subtracting 2 meters from the distance is an arbitrary amount. To be more precise, we could subtract the width of the rock. The resulting expression subtracts the value of one function from the value of another function. ...
My Python-oriented slides
... • In a value model language, every data object is a value. Value semantics typically apply to primitive data types, e.g., ints and floats in C/C++ and Java. • A reference model implicitly treats every variable binding as a pointer. Java uses a reference model for class objects. Python uses a referen ...
... • In a value model language, every data object is a value. Value semantics typically apply to primitive data types, e.g., ints and floats in C/C++ and Java. • A reference model implicitly treats every variable binding as a pointer. Java uses a reference model for class objects. Python uses a referen ...
BioBIKE: A Web-based, Programmable, Integrated Biological
... confine the user to follow predetermined channels. The user new to programming may use existing tools or combine basic functions to create ways to answer questions for which tools do not exist. Such flexibility has previously required one to employ conventional programming languages, sometimes suppl ...
... confine the user to follow predetermined channels. The user new to programming may use existing tools or combine basic functions to create ways to answer questions for which tools do not exist. Such flexibility has previously required one to employ conventional programming languages, sometimes suppl ...
(I) Aspect - METU Computer Engineering
... of concerns (SOC) Concerns are associated with cross-cutting Cross-cutting concerns are implemented as aspects and are dynamically woven into a program ...
... of concerns (SOC) Concerns are associated with cross-cutting Cross-cutting concerns are implemented as aspects and are dynamically woven into a program ...
Lecture Slides
... program to compile, and only 20% on debugging – should be tractable to create a formal, machinecheckable proof of correctness for mission-critical core routines, or even full production-level apps ...
... program to compile, and only 20% on debugging – should be tractable to create a formal, machinecheckable proof of correctness for mission-critical core routines, or even full production-level apps ...
Lecture slides
... program to compile, and only 20% on debugging – should be tractable to create a formal, machinecheckable proof of correctness for mission-critical core routines, or even full production-level apps ...
... program to compile, and only 20% on debugging – should be tractable to create a formal, machinecheckable proof of correctness for mission-critical core routines, or even full production-level apps ...
02little-extras - Department of Computer Science
... orthogonal language design powerful mechanism for type definition formal operational semantics ...
... orthogonal language design powerful mechanism for type definition formal operational semantics ...
Information System Development and Programming Languages
... High-level languages often are machine independent which runs on many different types of computers and operating systems. Copyright©2008 N.AlJaffan®KSU ...
... High-level languages often are machine independent which runs on many different types of computers and operating systems. Copyright©2008 N.AlJaffan®KSU ...
lect_2_handout
... Functions remove redundancy and duplication in your code. The motivation behind functional programming is to start with small, easy-to-understand chunks of code and combine them into more complex analyses. Repetition in code allows for inconsistencies and makes it difficult to change code. The “do n ...
... Functions remove redundancy and duplication in your code. The motivation behind functional programming is to start with small, easy-to-understand chunks of code and combine them into more complex analyses. Repetition in code allows for inconsistencies and makes it difficult to change code. The “do n ...
Lecture1 - University of California, Irvine
... 1. Load the number from memory location 2001 into the CPU 2. Load the number from memory location 2002 into the CPU 3. Add the two numbers in the CPU 4. Store the result into location 2003 With instructions and numbers represented in binary notations (as sequences of 0s and 1s) ...
... 1. Load the number from memory location 2001 into the CPU 2. Load the number from memory location 2002 into the CPU 3. Add the two numbers in the CPU 4. Store the result into location 2003 With instructions and numbers represented in binary notations (as sequences of 0s and 1s) ...
Lecture1
... 1. Load the number from memory location 2001 into the CPU 2. Load the number from memory location 2002 into the CPU 3. Add the two numbers in the CPU 4. Store the result into location 2003 With instructions and numbers represented in binary notations (as sequences of 0s and 1s) ...
... 1. Load the number from memory location 2001 into the CPU 2. Load the number from memory location 2002 into the CPU 3. Add the two numbers in the CPU 4. Store the result into location 2003 With instructions and numbers represented in binary notations (as sequences of 0s and 1s) ...
Programming 101
... It allows you the freedom to do other things if you simply your life by having computers do the work faster It’s fun It’s profitable If your competitors are doing programming to achieve greater efficiencies and you and your company are not – they will beat you and your company. ...
... It allows you the freedom to do other things if you simply your life by having computers do the work faster It’s fun It’s profitable If your competitors are doing programming to achieve greater efficiencies and you and your company are not – they will beat you and your company. ...
lecture9
... • System programming languages replaced assembly languages – Benefits: » The compiler hides unnecessary details, so these languages have a higher level of abstraction, increasing productivity » They are strongly typed, i.e. meaning of information is specified before its use, enabling substantial err ...
... • System programming languages replaced assembly languages – Benefits: » The compiler hides unnecessary details, so these languages have a higher level of abstraction, increasing productivity » They are strongly typed, i.e. meaning of information is specified before its use, enabling substantial err ...
Powerpoint document
... Programming languages A programming language is an artificial language that can be used to control the behavior of a machine, particularly a computer. Programming languages are used to facilitate communication about the task of organizing and manipulating information, and to express algorithms prec ...
... Programming languages A programming language is an artificial language that can be used to control the behavior of a machine, particularly a computer. Programming languages are used to facilitate communication about the task of organizing and manipulating information, and to express algorithms prec ...