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Elements of Programming by Alexander Stepanov, Paul McJones

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Elements of Programming
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Publisher: Semigroup Press
ISBN-13: 9780578222141
Number of pages: 279

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This book applies the deductive method to programming by affiliating programs with the abstract mathematical theories that enable them to work. Specification of these theories, algorithms written in terms of these theories, and theorems and lemmas describing their properties are presented together.

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