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Equivalent programs written in Java, Prolog and Haskell to explore similarities and differences between Imperative, Logical and Functional language paradigms respectively.
Equivalent programs written in Java, Prolog and Haskell to explore similarities and differences between Imperative, Logical and Functional language paradigms respectively.
Expression Generation in Haskell
All possible decimal expressions using four 10s with a result 0<x<10 are output using a build, split, merge strategy.
Expression Generation in Prolog
Equivalent program to create decimal expressions using the logic programming paradigm.
Expression Generation in Java
Equivalent program to create decimal expressions using OOP paradigm
Int To Full Form Conversion
Java Program to convert an integer to its textual equivalent i.e. 1,235,110 converts to One Million Two Hundred Thirty Five Thousand One Hundred Ten
Language Prototyping in Haskell
A sample imperative programming language created that can evaluate Assignment, While, If, Compound and Output statements
Language Prototyping in Prolog
Equivalent language implementation using the Logic programming paradigm
Language Prototyping in Java
Equivalent language implementation using the OOP paradigm
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Equivalent programs written in Java, Prolog and Haskell to explore similarities and differences between Imperative, Logical and Functional language paradigms respectively.