Programming Languages

Assignments

• Introduction to Prolog
• Job Interview Lecture
• Programming Language Concepts
  • Programming Language Description
  • Halting
  • Formalisms for Computability
  • Names and Environment
  • Memory Management
  • Control Structures
  • Control Abstraction
  • Structuring Data
  • Data Abstraction
• Chapter 1: Everything is an object
• Chapter 2: Mutability and Object References
• Programmer’s Python: Everything Is An Object
  • Chapter 1 – Getting Started
  • Chapter 2 – Variables, Objects, and Attributes
  • Chapter 3 – The Function Object
  • Chapter 4 – Scope, Lifetime, and Closure
  • Chapter 5 – Advanced Functions
  • Chapter 6 – Class, Methods, and Constructors
  • Chapter 7 – Inside Class
  • Chapter 8 – Meeting Metaclass
  • Chapter 9 – Advanced Attributes
  • Chapter 10 – Custom Attribute Access
  • Overview
  • Descriptor Objects
  • Customizing Attribute Access
  • Customizing Assignment
  • Default Methods
  • Deleting Attributes
  • Custom Dir
  • Slots
  • Index/Key Access
  • Summary
  • Chapter 11 – Single Inheritance
  • Overview
  • Basic Inheritance
  • Overriding Methods
  • Using super()
  • Python Method Resolution Order (MRO)
  • Inheriting Instance Attributes
  • Customizing Subclassing
  • Metaclass Inheritance
  • Summary
  • Chapter 12 – Multiple Inheritance
  • Overview
  • Why Multiple Inheritance?
  • The Problem with Multiple Inheritance
  • Linearization
  • C3 Algorithm and the MRO
  • Cooperative super()
  • Dwindling Parameter Pattern
  • Summary
  • Chapter 13 – Class and Type
  • Overview
  • Three Types of Type
  • Primitive Data Types
  • Class‑Based Type
  • Hierarchical Typing
  • Instance and Subclass
  • Duck Typing
  • Summary
• Chapter 13 – Class and Type
• Overview
• Three Types of Type
• Primitive Data Types
• Class‑Based Type
• Hierarchical Typing
• Instance and Subclass
• Duck Typing
• Summary