程序设计语言概念（第7版影印版国外优秀信息科学与技术系列教学用书）

作　者：	西贝斯塔
出版社：	高等教育出版社
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作者简介

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内容简介

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图书目录

Chapter1Preliminaries.

1.1ReasonsforStudyingConceptsofProgrammingLanguages

1.2ProgrammingDomains

1.3LanguageEvaluationCriteria

1.4InfluencesonLanguageDesign

1.5LanguageCategories

1.6LanguageDesignTrade-offs

1.7ImplementationMethods

1.8ProgrammingEnvironments

Summary·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet

Chapter2EvolutionoftheMajorProgrammingLanguages

2.1Zuse'sPlankalkOI

2.2MinimalHardwareProgramming:Pseudocodes

2.3TheIBM704andFortran.

2.4FunctionalProgramming:LISP

2.5TheFirstStepTowardSophistication:ALGOL60

2.6ComputerizingBusinessRecords:COBOL

2.7TheBeginningsofTimesharing:BASIC

Interview:ALANCOOPER--UserDesignandLanguageDesign

2.8EverythingforEverybody:PL/I

2.9TwoEarlyDynamicLanguages:APLandSNOBOL

2.10TheBeginningsofDataAbstraction:SIMULA67

2.11OrthogonalDesign:ALGOL68

2.12SomeEarlyDescendantsoftheALGOLs

2.13ProgrammingBasedonLogic:Prolog

2.14History'sLargestDesignEffort:Ada

2.15Object-OrientedProgramming:Smalltalk

2.16CombiningImperativeandObject-OrientedFeatures:C++

2.17AnImperative-BasedObject-OrientedLanguage:Java

2.18ScriptingLanguages:JavaScript,PHP,andPython

2.19AC-BasedLanguagefortheNewMillennium:C#

2.20Markup/ProgrammingHybridLanguages

Summary·BibliographicNotes·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet

Chapter3DescribingSyntaxandSemantics

3.1Introduction

3.2TheGeneralProblemofDescribingSyntax

3.3FormalMethodsofDescribingSyntax

3.4AttributeGrammars

HistoryNote

3.5DescribingtheMeaningsofPrograms:DynamicSemantics

HistoryNote

Summary·BibliographicNotes·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet·

ProgrammingExercises

Chapter4LexicaiandSyntaxAnalysis

4.1Introduction

4.2LexicalAnalysis

4.3TheParsingProblem

4.4Recursive-DescentParsing

4.5Bottom-UpParsing

Summary·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet·ProgrammingExercises

Chapter5Names,Bindings,TypeChecking,andScopes

5.1Introduction

5.2Names

HistoryNote

5.3Variables

HistoryNote

5.4TheConceptofBinding

Interview:RASMUSLERDORF--ScriptingLanguagesandOther

ExamplesofSlickSolutions

5.5TypeChecking

5.6StrongTyping

5.7TypeCompatibility

HistoryNote

5.8Scope

5.9ScopeandLifetime

5.10ReferencingEnvironments

5.11NamedConstants

Summary·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet·ProgrammingExercises

Chapter6DataTypes

6.1Introduction

6.2PrimitiveDataTypes

6.3CharacterStringTypes

HistoryNote

6.4User-DefinedOrdinalTypes

6.5ArrayTypes

HistoryNote

6.6AssociativeArrays

Interview:RASMUSLERDORF--TheOpenSourceMovement

andWorkLife

6.7RecordTypes

6.8UnionTypes

6.9PointerandReferenceTypes

HistoryNote

Summary·BibliographicNotes·ReviewQuestions·

ProblemSet·ProgrammingExercises

Chapter7ExpressionsandAssignmentStatements

7.1Introduction

7.2ArithmeticExpressions

HistoryNote

7.3OverloadedOperators

7.4TypeConversions

HistoryNote

7.5RelationalandBooleanExpressions

HistoryNote

7.6Short-CircuitEvaluation

7.7AssignmentStatements

HistoryNote

7.8Mixed-modeAssignment

Summary·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet·ProgrammingExercises

Chapter8Statement-LevelControlStructures

8.1Introduction

8.2SelectionStatements

HistoryNote

8.3IterativeStatements

HistoryNote

Interview:LARRYWALL--Part1:LinguisticsandtheBirth

ofPeri

8.4UnconditionalBranching

HistoryNote

8.5GuardedCommands

8.6Conclusions

Summary·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet·ProgrammingExercises

Chapter9Subprograms

9.1Introduction

9.2FundamentalsofSubprograms

9.3DesignIssuesforSubprograms

9.4LocalReferencingEnvironments

9.5Parameter-PassingMethods

Interview:LARRYWALL--Part2:ScriptingLanguagesinGeneral..

andPeriinParticular

HistoryNote

9.6ParametersThatAreSubprogramNames

HistoryNote

9.7OverloadedSubprograms

9.8GenericSubprograms

9.9DesignIssuesforFunctions

9.10User-DefinedOverloadedOperators

9.11Coroutines

HistoryNote

Summary·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet·ProgrammingExercises

Chapter10ImplementingSubprograms

10.1TheGeneralSemanticsofCallsandReturns

10.2Implementing"Simple"Subprograms

10.3ImplementingSubprogramswithStack-DynamicLocalVariables

10.4NestedSubprograms

Interview:NIKLAUSWlRTH--KeepingItSimple

10.5Blocks

10.6ImplementingDynamicScoping

Summary·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet

Chapter11AbstractDataTypesandEncapsulationConstructs

11.1TheConceptofAbstraction

11.2IntroductiontoDataAbstraction

11.3DesignIssuesforAbstractDataTypes

11.4LanguageExamples

Interview:BJARNESTROUSTRUP--C++:ItsBirth,Its

Ubiquitousness,andCommonCriticisms

11.5ParameterizedAbstractDataTypes

11.6EncapsulationConstructs

11.7NamingEncapsulations

Summary·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet·ProgrammingExercises

Chapter12SupportforObject-OrientedProgramming

12.1Introduction

12.2Object-OrientedProgramming

12.3DesignIssuesforObject-OrientedLanguages

12.4SupportforObject-OrientedProgramminginSmalltalk

12.5SupportforObject-OrientedProgramminginC++

Interview:BJARNESTROUSTRUP--OnParadigmsand

BetterProgramming

12.6SupportforObject-OrientedProgramminginJava

12.7SupportforObject-OrientedProgramminginC#

12.8Supportfor0bject-OrientedProgramminginAda95

12.9TheObjectModelofJavaScript

12.10ImplementationofObject-OrientedConstructs

Summary·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet·ProgrammingExercises

Chapter13Concurrency

13.1Introduction

13.2IntroductiontoSubprogram-LevelConcurrency

13.3Semaphores

HistoryNote

13.4Monitors

13.5MessagePassing

13.6AdaSupportforConcurrency

13.7JavaThreads

13.8C#Threads

13.9Statement-LevelConcurrency

Summary·BibliographicNotes·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet·

ProgrammingExercises

Chapter14ExceptionHandlingandEventHandling

14.1IntroductiontoExceptionHandling

HistoryNote

14.2ExceptionHandlinginAda

14.3ExceptionHandlinginC++

14.4ExceptionHandlinginJava

Interview:JAMESGOSLING--TheBirthofJava

14.5IntroductiontoEventHandling

14.6EventHandlingwithJava

Summary·BibliographicNotes·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet

Chapter15FunctionalProgrammingLanguages

15.1Introduction

15.2MathematicalFunctions

15.3FundamentalsofFunctionalProgrammingLanguages

15.4TheFirstFunctionalProgrammingLanguage:LISP

15.5AnIntroductiontoScheme

15.6COMMONLISP

15.7ML

15.8Haskell

15.9ApplicationsofFunctionalLanguages

15.10AComparisonofFunctionalandImperativeLanguages

Summary·BibliographicNotes·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet·

ProgrammingExercises

Chapter16LogicProgrammingLanguages

16.1Introduction

16.2ABriefIntroductiontoPredicateCalculus

16.3PredicateCalculusandProvingTheorems

16.4AnOverviewofLogicProgramming

16.5TheOriginsofProlog

16.6TheBasicElementsofProlog

16.7TheDeficienciesofProlog

16.8ApplicationsofLogicProgramming

Summary·BibliographicNotes·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet·

ProgrammingExercises

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