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• Details
• Syllabus
• Class Photos

• Homework 1 Chs 1-5, PERL
• due: 4pm Mon 12 July
• (Solutions)
• Homework 2 Chs 6, 7, 11, C++
• due: 4pm Mon 26 July
• (Solutions)
• Homework 3 Chs 8, 9, 13-15, PROLOG
• (Solutions)

• due: 4pm Wed 4 August
• NO LATE HW3s ACCEPTED!
• (Solutions)

• P1 (Perl) - Computing Document Similarities in Perl
• due: 4pm Mon 12 July
• P2 (C++) - Object-Oriented Banking with C++
• due: 4pm Mon 2 August
• P3 (Prolog) - Binary Search Tree Module in Prolog
• due: 2:50pm Tuesday 10 August (exam time)
• NO LATE ASSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED!
• GRADUATING SENIORS EXEMPT!

• Perl Home Page

• Brian's C++ Tutorial

• Quickie Prolog Tutorial
• Sample programs

Lecture notes beginning with an asterisk were prepared by the textbook author.

• Lecture 1 - Programming Language Landscape
• Lecture 1 - History of Language Design
• Lecture 2 - Syntax and Semantics
• Lecture 3 - Perl
• *Lecture 4 - Names, Bindings, Type Checking, Scope
• *Lecture 5 - Data Types
• *Lecture 6 - Expressions and the Assignment Statement
• Lectures 7, 8 - C++ Lectures (Brian's Notes)
• Part 1
• Part 2
• Part 3
• *Lecture 9 - Statement Level Control Structures
• *Lecture 10 - Subprograms
• *Lecture 11 - Implementing Subprograms
• Lecture 12 - Logic Programming Languages (From Antiquity)
• prolog1.pdf
• prolog2.pdf
• prolog3.pdf
• *Lecture 13 - Exception Handling
• *Lecture 13 - Functional Programming Languages

• Midterm 1 (with solutions)
• Midterm 2 (with solutions)
• Final (without solutions)

• 3411b Spring 99 (Phil's Section from LAST QUARTER)

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Last Modified: 27 June 1999