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Functional Programming Theory

e-books in Functional Programming Theory category

Book cover: Exploring ReasonML and Functional ProgrammingExploring ReasonML and Functional Programming
by - ReasonML Hub ,
This book teaches the programming language ReasonML by Facebook. It is also an introduction to functional programming. Especially people familiar with C-style languages (Java, JavaScript, C#, etc.) will profit from ReasonML's familiar syntax.
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Book cover: Functional Programming in PythonFunctional Programming in Python
by - O'Reilly Media ,
Python is not a functional programming language, but it is a multi-paradigm language that makes functional programming easy to perform. This book examines the functional aspects of the language and points out which options work well and which do not.
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Book cover: Purely Functional Data StructuresPurely Functional Data Structures
by - Carnegie Mellon University ,
This book describes data structures from the point of view of functional languages. The author includes both classical data structures, such as red-black trees, and a host of new data structures developed exclusively for functional languages.
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Book cover: Real World Functional ProgrammingReal World Functional Programming
by - Manning Publications ,
Real World Functional Programming is a unique tutorial that explores the functional programming model through the F# and C# languages. The clearly presented ideas and examples teach readers how functional programming differs from other approaches.
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Book cover: Category Theory and Functional ProgrammingCategory Theory and Functional Programming
by - University of St. Andrews ,
An introduction to category theory that ties into Haskell and functional programming as a source of applications. Topics: definition of categories, special objects and morphisms, functors, natural transformation, (co-)limits and special cases, etc.
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Book cover: A Gentle Introduction to MLA Gentle Introduction to ML
by - Napier University ,
Functional languages such as ML, Hope and Lisp allow us to develop programs which will submit logical analysis relatively easily. Using a functional language we can make assertions about programs and prove these assertions to be correct.
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Book cover: Certified Programming with Dependent TypesCertified Programming with Dependent Types
by ,
The purpose of this book is to convince people who write software that the technology of program verification is mature enough today that it makes sense to use it in a support role in many kinds of research projects in computer science.
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Book cover: Functional Programming and Parallel Graph RewritingFunctional Programming and Parallel Graph Rewriting
by - Addison-Wesley ,
An introduction to the techniques of functional programming, the associated computational models and the implementation of functional programming languages on both sequential and parallel machines. All the chapters include a summary and exercises.
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Book cover: Concurrent Programming in ErlangConcurrent Programming in Erlang
by - Prentice Hall PTR ,
A tutorial of Erlang, a concurrent, functional programming language. The emphasis of this book is on learning through example and a number of well known problems in designing and programming concurrent fault-tolerant real-time systems.
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Book cover: Programming in Standard MLProgramming in Standard ML
by - Carnegie Mellon University ,
Introduction to programming with the Standard ML - a formally defined programming language. The text covers the core language, declarations, functions, products and records, recursive functions, type inference and polymorphism, lists, and more.
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Book cover: The Design of Functional Programs - A Calculational ApproachThe Design of Functional Programs - A Calculational Approach
by - Technische Universiteit Eindhoven ,
This document was started as a research to what extent functional programs can be designed in a calculational way. This should be possible because functional-program notations carry less operational connotations than their sequential counterparts do.
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