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Lecture number | Subject | Description |
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1 Monday January 3, 2000 | Introduction to functional programming | In this lecture we introduce functional programming, especially as a contrast to plain imperative programming |
2 Friday February 4, 2000 | The function concept | The concept of functions is central. Here we take a close look at this |
3 Friday February 11, 2000 | The list concept | Lists are classical data structures in functional programming. Here we introduce the original Lisp list concept |
4 Friday February 18, 2000 | Higher order functions | Higher order functions accept functions are parameters, and they allow us to return a function as the result |
5 Friday February 25, 2000 | Evaluation order | Evaluation order is one of the more advanced aspects in this course |
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