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|a 1. The Evolution of Programming Languages -- 1.1 Early History -- 1.2 Early Modern History -- 1.3 FORTRAN and ALGOL 60 -- 1.4 The Stormy' 60s -- 1.5 Advances in the' 70s -- Concepts Discussed in This Chapter -- Exercises -- 2. The Challenge of Programming Language Design -- 2.1 Criteria for Language Design -- 2.2 Some Possible Solutions -- Concepts Discussed in This Chapter -- Exercises -- 3. Defining Syntax -- 3.1 The Character Set -- 3.2 BNF -- 3.3 Syntax Graphs -- 3.4 Syntax and Program Reliability -- Concepts Discussed in This Chapter -- Exercises -- 4. Variables, Expressions and Statements -- 4.1 Variables and the Assignment Statement -- 4.2 Binding Time and Storage Allocation -- 4.3 Constants and Initialization -- 4.4 Expressions -- 4.5 Conditional Statements -- 4.6 Iterative Statements -- 4.7 The GOTO Statement and Labels -- 4.8 A First Look at Ada -- Concepts Discussed in This Chapter -- Exercises -- 5. Types -- 5.1 Data Types and Typing -- 5.2 Enumerated Data Types -- 5.3 Elementary Data Types -- 5.4 Pointer Data Type -- 5.5 Structured Data Types -- 5.6 Type Coercion -- 5.7 Type Equivalence -- 5.8 A Look at Ada and Types -- Concepts Discussed in This Chapter -- Exercises -- 6. Scope and Extent -- 6.1 The Basics -- 6.2 Run-time Implementation -- 6.3 An Extended Example -- 6.4 Binding, Scope and Extent Revisited -- 6.5 A Look at Ada and Scope -- Concepts Discussed in This Chapter -- Exercises -- 7. Procedures -- 7.1 General Features -- 7.2 Parameter Evaluation and Passing -- 7.3 Call-By-Name -- 7.4 Specification of Objects in a Procedure -- 7.5 Aliasing -- 7.6 Overloading -- 7.7 Generic Functions -- 7.8 Coroutines -- Concepts Discussed in This Chapter -- Exercises -- 8. Data Abstraction -- 8.1 An Introduction -- 8.2 MODULA -- 8.3 Euclid -- 8.4 Ada -- 8.5 SIMULA 67 -- 8.6 Abstract Data Types -- Concepts Discussed in This Chapter -- Exercises -- 9. Exception Handling -- 9.1 Design Issues -- 9.2 PL/I ON-Conditions -- 9.3 Exception Handling in CLU -- 9.4 Exception Handling in MESA -- 9.5 Exception Handling in Ada -- Concepts Discussed in This Chapter -- Exercises -- 10. Concurrency -- 10.1 Basic Concepts -- 10.2 Semaphores -- 10.3 Monitors -- 10.4 Message Passing -- 10.5 Concurrency in Ada -- Concepts Discussed in This Chapter -- Exercises -- 11. Input-Output -- Concepts Discussed in This Chapter -- Exercises -- 12. Functional Programming -- 12.1 What is Functional Programming -- 12.2 The Basics of LISP -- 12.3 The LIST Interpreter -- 12.4 FUNARGs and FEXPRs -- 12.5 The PROG Feature -- 12.6 Delayed Evaluation -- Concepts Discussed in This Chapter -- Exercises -- 13. Data Flow Programming Languages -- 13.1 The Data Flow Model -- 13.2 Language Design Goals -- 13.3 VAL -- A Data Flow Programming Language -- Concepts Discussed in This Chapter -- Exercises -- 14. Object Oriented Programming Languages -- 14.1 History -- 14.2 Division of Smalltalk into Programming Language and User Interface -- 14.3 Smalltalk: Object Oriented Programming Language -- 14.4 Smalltalk: Object Oriented User Interface -- 14.5 Design Principles -- Concepts Discussed in This Chapter -- Exercises -- References.
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