COP4020 Programming Language Concepts Dr. Manuel E. Bermudez

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COP4020 Programming Language Concepts Dr. Manuel E. Bermudez Summary COP4020 Programming Language Concepts Dr. Manuel E. Bermudez

Course Topics Paradigms. Compilation. Regular Languages, Scanning. Context-free Languages, Parsing. RPAL Names, Scopes and Bindings. Scoping Rules. Scheme and Prolog Object-Oriented Languages.

issues Focus on linguistics Four Paradigms: Imperative. Functional. Logic. Object-Oriented.

Topics not covered PL Design Semantics (grad course) History of PLs. See Chapter 24 of www.webber-labs.com/mpl

Some observations PLs are: Like humans Incredibly Diverse Love/hate relationships Incredibly Diverse RPAL listed among >1500 languages at www.99-bottles-of-beer.net Subject of heated debates Constantly evolving. Unpredictable RE widespread use

Some observations PLs are: Influential on: FUN ! Programming practice Gotos, O-O Machine architecture: Stack support Parallel computing Power efficiency. FUN !