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We got to build mini versions of the first 4 languages (imperative, lisp, ML, Smalltalk) in the PL course at tufts which is now published as a textbook [1]. The
by remywang 6mo ago
We got to build mini versions of the first 4 languages (imperative, lisp, ML, Smalltalk) in the PL course at tufts which is now published as a textbook [1]. There used to be a prolog part that sadly got cut.
[1]: https://www.cambridge.org/ir/universitypress/subjects/computer-science/programming-languages-and-applied-logic/programming-languages-build-prove-and-compare#contents https://www.cambridge.org/ir/universitypress/subjects/comput...
- Chirael 6mo agoMaybe a version with the Prolog part could show up on the Internet Archive?
- remywang 6mo agoHere’s the accompanying code on github but we never got to that part in class: https://github.com/nrnrnr/build-prove-compare-student-code https://github.com/nrnrnr/build-prove-compare-student-code