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Programming languages: structures and models

— Dershem, Herbert L - Nama Orang; Jipping, Michael J - Nama Orang;

This book is organized into four different computational models, or paradigms, for programming languages. The imperative model is presented first. Within the presentation of this model, those fundamental features of programming languages are described that are commonly present in imperative languages. This section is followed by descriptions of the functional, logic-oriented, and object-oriented models. Because these three models share many fundamental concepts with imperative languages, their presentation focuses on those features not present in the imperative model and reference the imperative chapters for discussion for the common features. The models presented in this book were chosen for their anticipated importance in the field of computer science in the near future. Other models, such as data flow and pattern matching , altough interesting, were not chosen because they appear unlikely to have as great an effect.

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