Subject Area: Programming Languages and Paradigms in CIDEC Library.

PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES: PARADIGM AND PRACTICE

accompanied with:

Instructor's Manual

(Restricted), ISBN 0-07-002574-6, © 1991, 168p.

ADA Mini Manual

by George Benjamin, ISBN 0-07-002578-9, © 1991, 178p.

C Mini Manual, C++

by Maryam Hastings, ISBN 0-07-002576-2, © 1991, 148p.

Turbo Pascal Mini-Manual

by Steven Andrianoff, ISBN 0-07-002575-4, © 1991, 94p.

PC Scheme Mini Manual

by Richard G. Hull, ISBN 0-07-002577-0, © 1991, 150p.

Prolog Mini Manual

by Tom Hankins and Thom Luce, ISBN 0-07-002579-7, © 1991, 107p.

Solutions Manual Set

IBM 3½", (Restricted), ISBN 0-07-911239-0, © 1991, 168p.

Bibliographic :

• Paperback
• ISBN: 0-07-100971-X
• © 1991
• xxi, 458 p. : 100 ill. ; 24 cm.
• Dewey No.: 005.13 20

• Programming languages (Electronic computers)

Comparative Programming Languages text based on the various programming paradigms: 3 imperative and 3 declarative, including object-based and functional languages. Text is accompanied by large "mini-manuals'' to teach languages or work as lab texts.

CONTENTS :

A First Informal Session with Scheme. A Closer Look at Scheme Data. Defining Your Own Functions. A Closer Look at Scheme Control. Two Sample Programs. Editing. Debugging Tools. Recursion and Lists. Program Design. File I/O. Imperative Programming in Scheme. Object-Oriented Programming Using Scoops. Case Study: A Scheme Compiler for Karel the Robot. Final Remarks. A Glossary of Commonly Used Scheme Procedures. Some Handy Utilities. References.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 436-450) and index.

BOOK CATEGORY:
For computer programming language students.