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lec14 CS 314 Principles of Programming Languages Prof. Zheng Zhang Rutgers University Lecture 14: Functional Programming October 19, 2018 Class Information 2 • Homework 5 will be posted this weekend. • Project 1 due 10/23, in less than one week. Review: LISP 3 • Functional language developed by John McCarthy in the mid 50’s •
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