programming languages : design principles, implementation constructs
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8. nonimperative programming models: functional and logical languages
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    1. historical origins
    2. functional programming
      1. review/overview of lisp/scheme
      2. evaluation order
      3. higher-order functions
      4. theoretical foundations
      5. functional programming in perspective
    3. logic programming
      1. prolog
      2. theoretical foundations
      3. logic programming in perspective

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