'Static typing' diaporamas de présentation

Java

CS 242. Java. John Mitchell. Reading: Chapter 13. Language Overview History and design goals Classes and Inheritance Object features Encapsulation Inheritance Types and Subtyping Primitive and ref types Interfaces; arrays Exception hierarchy

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A guide to modern languages and interesting concepts for the busy Java programmer

A guide to modern languages and interesting concepts for the busy Java programmer. Cedric Beust Google Jazoon 2008, Zurich. About me. Software engineer working at Google on the Android project Creator of TestNG Co author of "Next Generation Testing in Java" with Hani Suleiman

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Unreproducible tests Successes, failures, and lessons in testing and verification

Unreproducible tests Successes, failures, and lessons in testing and verification. Michael D. Ernst University of Washington Presented at ICST 20 April 2012. Reproducibility: The linchpin of verification. A test should behave deterministically For detecting failures For debugging

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Unreproducible tests Successes, failures, and lessons in testing and verification

Unreproducible tests Successes, failures, and lessons in testing and verification. Michael D. Ernst University of Washington Presented at ICST 20 April 2012. Reproducibility: The linchpin of verification. A test should behave deterministically For detecting failures For debugging

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Types

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CSE 341 Programming Languages Static vs. Dynamic Typing

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Programming Paradigms

CS 345. Programming Paradigms. Vitaly Shmatikov. Reading Assignment. Mitchell, Chapter 2.1. What Is a Programming Language?. Formal notation for specifying computations, independent of a specific machine

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Programming Web Applications with SMLserver

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CSE341: Programming Languages Lecture 14 Introduction to Racket

CSE341: Programming Languages Lecture 14 Introduction to Racket. Dan Grossman Fall 2011. Racket. Next 2+ weeks will use the Racket language (not ML) and the DrRacket programming environment (not emacs ) Installation / basic usage instructions on course website

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Dan Grossman Spring 2013

CSE341: Programming Languages Lecture 23 Multiple Inheritance, Mixins , Interfaces, Abstract Methods . Dan Grossman Spring 2013. What next?. Have used classes for OOP's essence: inheritance, overriding, dynamic dispatch Now, what if we want to have more than just 1 superclass

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Carlos Varela RPI

Typing and Parameter Passing Dynamic and Static Typing (VRH 2.8.3) Parameter Passing Mechanisms (VRH 6.4.4). Carlos Varela RPI. Data types. A datatype is a set of values and an associated set of operations An abstract datatype is described by a set of operations

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Approaches to Typing

Approaches to Typing. Programming Languages Robert Dewar. Typing: Why?. There are several different motivations for typing in high level languages Efficiency Error Checking Redundancy Overloading. Efficiency. Compiler can generate better code if it knows exactly what is in each variable.

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Total Pasta: Unfailing Pointer Programs

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Dynamic Binding

Dynamic Binding. Object-Oriented Programming 236703 Spring 2008. Non-Strict Inheritance. AKA Inheritance More Powerful Abstraction Mechanism: a subclass is just like the superclass, except for an explicit list of changes: Additional operations. Additional structure elements.

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JavaScript Information Flow Analysis

JavaScript Information Flow Analysis. Shiyi Wei CS6204 term project. Overview. Project motivation Literature review Paper orgnization Selected papers Observations Framework overview Analysis components On-going work & conclusion. Project Motivation. Jif: Java information flow

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Types

Object Oriented Programming 236703 Spring 2007. Types. Values. 5 Color.RED "abc" new String[20] new Scanner(" c:/temp/in.txt ") ? new Properties() ?. Supported Operations. int x = 5; Color.RED == null "abc" .equalsIgnoreCase ("ABC") ? (new String[20]) [0]

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