Programming from Specifications
by Carroll Morgan
Publisher: Prentice-Hall 1998
ISBN/ASIN: 0137262337
ISBN-13: 9780137262335
Number of pages: 260
Description:
Programming from Specifications presents a rigorous treatment of most elementary program-development constructs, including iteration, recursion, procedures, parameters, modules and data refinement. The second edition retains the simple approach of the original: the integration of specification, development and coding, and the use of ordinary (classical) logic. Additions include more material on data refinement, a complete chapter on recursively defined types, and two further extended case studies.
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