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Programming Languages: Concepts and Implementation
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Programming Languages: Concepts and Implementation

by Saverio Perugini
December 2021
Beginner
840 pages
47h 29m
English
Jones & Bartlett Learning
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6.1 Chapter Objectives

  • Describe first-class closures.

  • Understand the meaning of the adjectives static and dynamic in the context of programming languages.

  • Discuss scope as a type of binding from variable reference to declaration.

  • Differentiate between static and dynamic scoping.

  • Discuss the relationship between the lexical layout of a program and the representation and structure of a referencing environment for that program.

  • Define lexical addressing and consider how it obviates the need for identifiers in a program.

  • Discuss program translation as a means of improving the efficiency of execution.

  • Learn how to resolve references in functions to parts of the program not currently executing (i.e., the FUNARG problem).

  • Understand the difference ...

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ISBN: 9781284222739