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Final Review In Text: Chapters 1-9, 11, 14, 15

Chapters Covered Before Midterm: Since Midterm: Ch. 1—Introduction Ch. 2—History Ch. 3-Syntax/Semantics Ch. 11—OOPLs Ch. 14—Functional PLs Ch. 15—Logic PLs Since Midterm: Ch. 4—Names & Binding Ch. 5—Data Types Ch. 6—Expressions Ch. 7—Control Structures Ch. 8—Subprograms Ch. 9—Activation Recs  Final Exam Review 

Chapters 1-3, 11, 14, 15 See Midterm Review Exam is comprehensive, but most material will be from chapters covered since the midterm  Final Exam Review 

Ch. 4: 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  Final Exam Review 

Ch. 5: Data Types Primitive types Type constructors: Design issues Arrays Records Unions Sets Pointers Design issues Type checking issues  Final Exam Review 

Ch. 6: Expressions Precedence rules Associativity rules Order of operand evaluation Type conversions: widening and narrowing Type coercions vs. explicit conversions Mixed-mode expressions Relational and boolean expressions Short-circuit evaluation  Final Exam Review 

Ch. 7: Control Structures Design issues Selection One-way Two-way Multi-way Iteration Counter-controlled Logically-controlled Gotos Guarded statements  Final Exam Review 

Ch. 8: Subprograms Definitions Referencing environment What are the common parameter passing modes and mechanisms? Independent vs. separate compilation Advanced subprogram issues  Final Exam Review 

Ch. 9: Implementing Subprograms Activation records Accessing locals Accessing nonlocals (static scoping) Static chains Displays Implementing blocks Accessing nonlocals with dynamic scoping  Final Exam Review 