# Some standard definitions. Any definition in this file may be used # in the solution to any question # The empty type, Zero. # There is no value of type Zero. # From a variable of type Zero it is possible to build a term of any type: # λx:Zero. x [A] Zero :: […]
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Project 4: SmallC Parser CMSC 330, Fall 2017Due November <s>6th</s> 7th, 2017 Ground Rules and Extra Info This is NOT a pair project. You must work on it alone. In your code, you may use any non-imperative standard library functions (with the exception of printing), but the ones that will be useful to you will
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Project 3: Regular Expression Interpreter CMSC 330, Fall 2017 Due October <s>23rd</s> 26th, 2017 at 11:59 PM Ground Rules and Extra Info This is not a pair project. For this project you are allowed to use the library functions found in the Pervasives module, as well as functions from the List and String modules. As
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Project 2B: OCaml Higher Order Functions and Data CMSC 330, Fall 2017 Due Monday, October 2nd, 2017 Ground Rules and Extra Info This is NOT a pair project. You must work on this project alone as with most other CS projects. See the Academic Integrity section for more information. In your code, you may only
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Project 2A: OCaml Warmup CMSC 330, Fall 2017 Due Friday, September 22nd, 2017 Ground Rules This is NOT a pair project. You must work on this project alone as with most other CS projects. See the Academic Integrity section for more information. In your code, you may only use library functions found in the Pervasives
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Project 4: SmallC Parser CMSC 330, Fall 2017 Due November 6th, 2017 Ground Rules and Extra Info This is NOT a pair project. You must work on it alone. In your code, you may use any non-imperative standard library functions (with the exception of printing), but the ones that will be useful to you will be found
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Project 3: Regular Expression Interpreter CMSC 330, Fall 2017 Due October 23rd 26th, 2017 at 11:59 PM Ground Rules and Extra Info This is not a pair project. For this project you are allowed to use the library functions found in the Pervasives module, as well as functions from the List and String modules. As in the previous project, you are not allowed to use
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Project 4 Part B – Small C Interpreter Due 11:59pm April 12th, 2016 (Tuesday) Errata: Updated on 04/06: When you submit your solution evaluate.ml, you also have to include the parser file smallc.ml from your peoject 4A. Updated on 04/07: Some students modified eval.ml to use different data structures for the environment. Now, you will
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COMS W4115 Programming Languages and Translators Homework Assignment 1 Prof. Stephen A. Edwards Columbia University Submit your assignment on paper (e.g., printouts) at the begin- ning of class. Include a demonstration of your code working on some examples in addition to the source. Do this assignment alone. You may consult the instructor or a TA,
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Project 3 – Regular Expression Interpreter Due March 21st, March 23rd, 2016 11:59pm Introduction In this project, you will write an OCaml module to implement NFAs and regular expressions. Getting Started Downloading Download the archive file p3.zip and extract its contents. Along with files used to make direct submissions to the submit server (submit.jar, .submit , submit.rb), you will find the following
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