COMP90048 Declarative Programming Subject Notes for Semester 1, 2020 search bst :: Tree k v −> k −> Maybe v search bst Leaf = Nothing search bst (Node k v l r) sk = if sk == k Just v else if sk then < k then search bst l sk else search bst r […]
COMP90048 Declarative Programming Subject Notes for Semester 1, 2020 search bst :: Tree k v −> k −> Maybe v search bst Leaf = Nothing search bst (Node k v l r) sk = if sk == k Just v else if sk then < k then search bst l sk else search bst r
Subject Introduction The University of Melbourne School of Computing and Information Systems COMP90048 Declarative Programming Semester 1, 2020 Section 0 Subject Introduction COMP90048 (Semester 1, 2020) Declarative Programming June 3, 2020 1 / 457 Subject Introduction Welcome to COMP90048 Declarative Programming Lecturer: Peter Schachte and Michelle Blom Contact information is available from the LMS. Peter
Subject Introduction The University of Melbourne School of Computing and Information Systems COMP90048 Declarative Programming Semester 1, 2020 Section 0 Subject Introduction COMP90048 (Semester 1, 2020) Declarative Programming April 29, 2020 1 / 407 Subject Introduction Welcome to COMP90048 Declarative Programming Lecturer: Peter Schachte and Michelle Blom Contact information is available from the LMS. Peter
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COMP5349 – Cloud Computing Week 4: MapReduce Framework Dr. Ying Zhou School of Computer Science Outline n Embarrassingly Parallel Workload n MapReduce Programming Model n Hadoop MapReduce Framework COMP5349 “Cloud Computing” – 2020 (Y. Zhou) 02-2 Administrative n We are moving to online teaching from this week The lectures will be recorded and put online
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