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The goal of the seminar is to introduce the students to the key concepts of functional programming and their usage in programming language F# or in other ML-like languages.
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Don Syme, Adam Granicz, Antonio Cisternino, Expert F#, ISBN 1590598504, APress 2007. Jon Harrop, F# for Scientists, ISBN 0470242116, Wiley-Interscience 2008. Chris Smith, Programming F#, ISBN 0596153643, O'Reilly Media 2009. Don Syme, Adam Granicz, Antonio Cisternino, Programming F#, ISBN 1430224312, APress 2010.
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1) Basic data types, functions, expressions and pattern matching. 2) Functional data structures - lists, trees, sequences and others. 3) Imperative programming - references and arrays. 4) User defined data structures. 5) Exceptions. 6) Objects. 7) Modules and signatures. 8) Operator overloading. 9) Continuation passing style. 10) Sequence expressions and monads. 11) Lazy evaluation and infinite data structures. 12) Asynchronous programming. 13) Parallel programming using STM monad. |