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C H A P T E R F O U R. Imperative Programming. IEEE 754 Floating Point Number Representation Figure 4.1. Fixed Point Representation for 213.1 Figure 4.2. Abstract Syntax for the Mixed-Mode Expression x+i Figure 4.3. Type Checking Validity Function for Jay Statement Categories Figure 4.4.

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  1. C H A P T E R F O U R Imperative Programming

  2. IEEE 754 Floating Point Number Representation Figure 4.1

  3. Fixed Point Representation for 213.1 Figure 4.2

  4. Abstract Syntax for the Mixed-Mode Expression x+i Figure 4.3

  5. Type Checking Validity Function for Jay Statement Categories Figure 4.4

  6. Figure TA 4.1

  7. Example Program with Functions and Parameters Figure 4.5

  8. New Abstract Syntax Rules for Jay with Methods and Globals Figure 4.6

  9. Abstract Syntax Sketch for a Jay Program with Globals and Methods Figure 4.7

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