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Midterm Review In Text: Chapters 1, 2, 3, 5, 15

Chapters Covered Ch. 1 Ch. 2 Ch. 3 Ch. 11 Ch. 14 Ch. 15  Midterm Review 

Ch. 1: Introduction Why study PLs? Language evaluation criteria Two main influences on PL design 5 paradigms Implementation strategies  Midterm Review 

Ch. 2: History and Evolution What are the major contribution(s) of each language? Examples: Support for recursion Introduction of block structure First in a paradigm First formally described syntax Etc. Most important to review: FORTRAN, LISP, ALGOL  Midterm Review 

Ch. 3: Syntax and Semantics BNF & EBNF What makes a grammar ambiguous? How do you disambiguate a grammar? What does it mean for two grammars to “generate the same language”? Operational semantics Axiomatic semantics Applying axiomatic semantics to code segments Loop invariants, 5 criteria Denotational semantics  Midterm Review 

Ch. 5: Names and Binding What are the six attributes? What do they mean? Binding and possible binding times Type checking Two type compatibility methods Scope vs. lifetime  Midterm Review 

Ch. 15: Functional Programming What are the hallmarks of FP? Definition of FP terms Scheme syntax You’ll have to write a Scheme function  Midterm Review 