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Personal name | Hardin, Therese. |
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Title | Concepts and Semantics of Programming Languages 1 : |
Remainder of title | A Semantical Approach with OCaml and Python. |
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Place of production, publication, distribution, manufacture | Newark : |
Name of producer, publisher, distributor, manufacturer | John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, |
Date of production, publication, distribution, manufacture, or copyright notice | 2021. |
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Formatted contents note | Cover -- Half-Title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- 1 From Hardware to Software -- 1.1. Computers: a low-level view -- 1.1.1. Information processing -- 1.1.2. Memories -- 1.1.3. CPUs -- 1.1.4. Peripheral devices -- 1.2. Computers: a high-level view -- 1.2.1. Modeling computations -- 1.2.2. High-level languages -- 1.2.3. From source code to executable programs -- 2 Introduction to Semantics of Programming Languages -- 2.1. Environment, memory and state -- 2.1.1. Evaluation environment -- 2.1.2. Memory -- 2.1.3. State -- 2.2. Evaluation of expressions -- 2.2.1. Syntax -- 2.2.2. Values -- 2.2.3. Evaluation semantics -- 2.3. Definition and assignment -- 2.3.1. Defining an identifier -- 2.3.2. Assignment -- 2.4. Exercises -- Exercise 2.1 -- Exercise 2.2 -- 3 Semantics of Functional Features -- 3.1. Syntactic aspects -- 3.1.1. Syntax of a functional kernel -- 3.1.2. Abstract syntax tree -- 3.1.3. Reasoning by induction over expressions -- 3.1.4. Declaration of variables, bound and free variables -- 3.2. Execution semantics: evaluation functions -- 3.2.1. Evaluation errors -- 3.2.2. Values -- 3.2.3. Interpretation of operators -- 3.2.4. Closures -- 3.2.5. Evaluation of expressions -- 3.3. Execution semantics: operational semantics -- 3.3.1. Simple expressions -- 3.3.2. Call-by-value -- 3.3.3. Recursive and mutually recursive functions -- 3.3.4. Call-by-name -- 3.3.5. Call-by-value versus call-by-name -- 3.4. Evaluation functions versus evaluation relations -- 3.4.1. Status of the evaluation function -- 3.4.2. Induction over evaluation trees -- 3.5. Semantic properties -- 3.5.1. Equivalent expressions -- 3.5.2. Equivalent environments -- 3.6. Exercises -- Exercise 3.1 -- Exercise 3.2 -- Exercise 3.3 -- Exercise 3.4 -- Exercise 3.5 -- Exercise 3.6 -- Exercise 3.7 -- 4 Semantics of Imperative Features. |
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Formatted contents note | 4.1. Syntax of a kernel of an imperative language -- 4.2. Evaluation of expressions -- 4.3. Evaluation of definitions -- 4.4. Operational semantics -- 4.4.1. Big-step semantics -- 4.4.2. Small-step semantics -- 4.4.3. Expressiveness of operational semantics -- 4.5. Semantic properties -- 4.5.1. Equivalent programs -- 4.5.2. Program termination -- 4.5.3. Determinism of program execution -- 4.5.4. Big steps versus small steps -- 4.6. Procedures -- 4.6.1. Blocks -- 4.6.2. Procedures -- 4.7. Other approaches -- 4.7.1. Denotational semantics -- 4.7.2. Axiomatic semantics, Hoare logic -- 4.8. Exercises -- Exercise 4.1 -- Exercise 4.2 -- Exercise 4.3 -- 5 Types -- 5.1. Type checking: when and how? -- 5.1.1. When to verify types? -- 5.1.2. How to verify types? -- 5.2. Informal typing of a program Exp2 -- 5.2.1. A first example -- 5.2.2. Typing a conditional expression -- 5.2.3. Typing without type constraints -- 5.2.4. Polymorphism -- 5.3. Typing rules in Exp2 -- 5.3.1. Types, type schemes and typing environments -- 5.3.2. Generalization, substitution and instantiation -- 5.3.3. Typing rules and typing trees -- 5.4. Type inference algorithm in Exp2 -- 5.4.1. Principal type -- 5.4.2. Sets of constraints and unification -- 5.4.3. Type inference algorithm -- 5.5. Properties -- 5.5.1. Properties of typechecking -- 5.5.2. Properties of the inference algorithm -- 5.6. Typechecking of imperative constructs -- 5.6.1. Type algebra -- 5.6.2. Typing rules -- 5.6.3. Typing polymorphic definitions -- 5.7. Subtyping and overloading -- 5.7.1. Subtyping -- 5.7.2. Overloading -- 6 Data Types -- 6.1. Basic types -- 6.1.1. Booleans -- 6.1.2. Integers -- 6.1.3. Characters -- 6.1.4. Floating point numbers -- 6.2. Arrays -- 6.3. Strings -- 6.4. Type definitions -- 6.4.1. Type abbreviations -- 6.4.2. Records -- 6.4.3. Enumerated types -- 6.4.4. Sum types. |
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Formatted contents note | 6.5. Generalized conditional -- 6.5.1. C style switch/case -- 6.5.2. Pattern matching -- 6.6. Equality -- 6.6.1. Physical equality -- 6.6.2. Structural equality -- 6.6.3. Equality between functions -- 7 Pointers and Memory Management -- 7.1. Addresses and pointers -- 7.2. Endianness -- 7.3. Pointers and arrays -- 7.4. Passing parameters by address -- 7.5. References -- 7.5.1. References in C++ -- 7.5.2. References in Java -- 7.6. Memory management -- 7.6.1. Memory allocation -- 7.6.2. Freeing memory -- 7.6.3. Automatic memory management -- 8 Exceptions -- 8.1. Errors: notification and propagation -- 8.1.1. Global variable -- 8.1.2. Record definition -- 8.1.3. Passing by address -- 8.1.4. Introducing exceptions -- 8.2. A simple formalization: ML-style exceptions -- 8.2.1. Abstract syntax -- 8.2.2. Values -- 8.2.3. Type algebra -- 8.2.4. Operational semantics -- 8.2.5. Typing -- 8.3. Exceptions in other languages -- 8.3.1. Exceptions in OCaml -- 8.3.2. Exceptions in Python -- 8.3.3. Exceptions in Java -- 8.3.4. Exceptions in C++ -- Conclusion -- Solutions to the Exercises -- A.1. Introduction to language semantics Solution to exercise 2.1 -- Solution to exercise 2.2 -- A.2. Semantics of functional features Solution to exercise 3.1 -- Solution to exercise 3.2 -- Solution to exercise 3.3 -- Solution to exercise 3.4 -- Solution to exercise 3.5 -- Solution to exercise 3.6 -- Solution to exercise 3.7 -- A.3. Semantics of imperative features Solution to exercise 4.1 -- Solution to exercise 4.2 -- Solution to exercise 4.3 -- List of Notations -- Index of Programs -- References -- Index -- Other titles from iSTE in Computer Engineering -- EULA. |
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Title | Concepts and Semantics of Programming Languages 1 |
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