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Comparative Study of Imperative Programming Languages

Comparative Study of Imperative Programming Languages. Vergelijkende studie van imperatieve programmeertalen. Study Programs. Master Informatics Software engineering: deepening package Secure software: deepening package Master Applied Informatics Software engineering: mandatory course

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Comparative Study of Imperative Programming Languages

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  1. Comparative Study of Imperative Programming Languages Vergelijkende studie van imperatieve programmeertalen

  2. Study Programs • Master Informatics • Software engineering: deepening package • Secure software: deepening package • Master Applied Informatics • Software engineering: mandatory course • Master Computer Science • Mandatory course [2nd year]

  3. Practical Information • Schedule • 1st semester • Load • 6 study points • Teaching staff • Lectures [12 sessions of 2.5 hours] • Eric Steegmans • Exercises [4 sessions of 2.5 hours]

  4. Objectives • In-depth study of more advanced concepts of object-oriented languages • Single inheritance [3h] • Multiple inheritance [6h] • Pattern matching and regular expressions [6h] • Generic classes [6h] • First-class functions and closures [6h] • Concurrency [6h] • Introspection, reflection and meta-programming [6h]

  5. Languages • Settled languages • C++, Eiffel, Smalltalk, Java and C# • Java serves as a reference language • Innovative languages • Scala, Ruby and D

  6. Course Material • Copies of slides • New material is posted weekly on Toledo

  7. Examination • Open-book examination • Partly oral and partly written • Question 1 [Take home] • Implementation of a small hierarchy in some languages • A definition in Java is given as a start • Question 2 [written] • A set of multiple-choice-like assignments • Limited in time • 1st exam period

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