Fabulous functional fun
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Latest revision as of 20:28, 17 April 2011
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| From 2011/04/17 14:00:00 to 2011/04/17 19:00:00 |
| Presenters ({{#arraydefine:p|Joost,}}{{#arraysize:p}}warning.png"{{#arraysize:p}}" is not a number.): |
| Joost |
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| fs111, sez, sandb |
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«Introduction to functional programming / Why it is fun!»
An introduction to functional programming by Joost.
Contents |
[edit] Prerequisites
Basic understanding of programming is required. No previous knowledge of functional programming is expected. Bring your laptop if you want to try some of the code yourself but it is not required.
[edit] Language
The language used during the workshop will be Ocaml. But the principles are equally applicable to other functional languages like Haskell, Erlang, scala, F#, lisp, scheme, ... and no knowledge of Ocaml is required.
[edit] Topics covered
- short intro
- types & type inference
- list
- tuples
- functions, partial application, currying and Schönfinkelisation
- functional composition
- higher-order programming
- generics and polymorphism
- map, fold, iter, ...
- ...
[edit] Topics NOT (or very briefly) covered
- monads
- functors
- classes and objects
- functional laziness
[edit] ml file used during talk
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