Programming Languages and Paradigms COMP 302, Fall 2016 Assignment 1 Due date: Monday, October 3, 2016 6pm This assignment focuses on JavaScript and functional programming. Your code must run without error or modification in current versions of Firefox or Chrome: restrict yourself to basic JavaScript idioms defined in the ECMA standard 5.1. Be sure to […]
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Introduction. Here is the second (of two) assessed exercises. It consists of three tasks. Task 1 (worth 40%) is here.Task 2 (worth 45%) is here.Task 3 (worth 15%) is here.When and how to submit. The first assessed exercise is due Thursday 8 December 2016, at 16:00. To assure anonymity, please submit via the course’s Study Direct page, where I will set up a submission
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Assessed Exercise 1, Task 1 Introduction. In this task you will write a lexer for the simple programming language given here. You are free to write the lexer in any form you want, whether ‘by hand’ or with lexer generator, as long as it adheres to the requirements specified below. Writing the lexer by hand will give
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EECS 321 Programming Languages: Homework 8 Install the plai-typed language via DrRacket’s File | Install Package … menu item. Type plai-typed into the “Package Source” box and click “OK”. You can find documentation for PLAI typed by going to the main documentation page for your installation (type f1 in DrRacket and then click the “Up”
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Two-Space Collection Implement a two-space copying collector, as described in lecture 12. Use four state variables in your collector: the allocation pointer, the active semi-space, and two pointers that you use only during collection, one pointing to the left and one to the right side of the queue for copying the data. (It is possible
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Homework 4 – Semantic Analyzer ∗ Sunday 18 December 2016 Abstract The task of this assignment is to implement a semantic analyzer for the C-minus language. [2] [1]. 1 Preparation • Download the provided code files for this homework from the ftp site. Read and understand the provided files. The code folder contains the following:
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Homework 3 – Parser ∗ MUST FIT Friday 2 December 2016 Abstract The task of this assignment is to implement a recursive-descendant parser for the C-minus language. [2] [1]. 1 Preparation • Download the provided code files for this homework from the ftp site. Read and understand the provided files. The code folder contains the
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CMSC 330, Fall 2016 Organization of Programming Languages Project 4 Part B – Small C Interpreter Due 11:59pm Nov. 7, 2016 Introduction In project 4 Part A, you parsed SmallC code. In this part, you will write an interpreter for SmallC. Your interpreter can execute the SmallC code represented as an AST, which is generated
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Project 4 Part A – Small C Parser Due 11:59pm Oct 24 Oct 29, 2016 Introduction In this project, you will write a parser for SmallC, a tiny subset of the C programming language. As part of the project, you will write a parser that translates a plain text C program into an abstract syntax
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Do this assignment alone. You may consult the instructor or a TA, but not other students. All the problems ask you to use OCaml. You may download the compiler from ocaml.org. Write an OCaml function “oxford” that takes a list of strings and returns them joined in an English-style string: oxford [] = “” oxford