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HW Due 10/1 Lab and HW are combined this week. Setup similar to lab2 Follow this link to create an assignment repository Clone your personal assignment repo with the command line git clone https://github.com/BU-CS320/week2-username.git with username replaced with your user name cd into the newly created directory set the public upstream repo with git remote […]

File failed to load: file:///Users/vagrant/work/received-2018/haskell-parser-9-24/Project%201%20-%20Predicting%20Failure%20-%20Programming%20Languages_files/extensions/MathMenu.js EECS 662 Programming Languages Project 0 – A First Interpreter Project 1 – Predicting Failure Index Blog Project 1 – Predicting Failure Mini Project 1 – Predicting Failure EECS 662 – Programming Languages The first objective of this miniproject is to develop your first type checker. You will start with

module Expression where data Expression a   = Number a   | Node (Expression a)          Operand          (Expression a)   deriving (Show, Eq) data Operand   = Plus   | Minus   | Times   | DividedBy   | Power   deriving (Show, Eq) eval :: Floating a

Assignment 2: Raster Graphics Upon completion of this assignment you will have a working Haskell program that converts shapes (including points, rectangles, polygons, and circles) into raster graphics that can be rendered directly onto a bitmapped display screen at arbitrary pixel size. Deadline Tuesday 2 October, 2018, 9:00am. Your work should be committed and be pushed to

The Austalian National University Research School of Computer Science Dirk Pattinson Semester 2, 2018 Assignment 2 Foundations of Computation Tue Sep 4 2018 Tue Sep 28 2018 (any time) individual submissions only hard copy with cover sheet, ground floor CSIT building mapping their composition over the list. That is: mapf(mapgxs) = map(f.g)xs The definitions of

EECS 662 Programming Languages Project 0 – A First Interpreter Mini Project 0 – Implementing our First Interpreter EECS 662 – Programming Languages The objective of this miniproject is to develop your first rudimentary interpreter. You will extend with the AE language presented in class to get up-to-speed with Haskell and write three different interpreters

Programming Fundamentals Teaching Computers to Solve Sudoku Puzzles For this project, you will write a computer program in Haskell to solve Sudoku puzzles. This involves implementing helper functions, basic game rules, designing and coding strategies to find solution to a given Sudoku puzzle. This is a group assignment (group of 3). 1. Introduction To those