Concepts of computer programming languages introduces students to the fundamental concepts of computer programming languages and provides them with the tools necessary to evaluate contemporary and future languages. An in-depth discussion of programming language structures, such as syntax and lexical and syntactic analysis, also prepares students to study compiler design. <Br> features: 1. Updated! The most current information on contemporary computer programming languages 2. The fundamental concepts of programming languages are taught through detailed examination of specific languages table of Contents: br>Chapter 1) preliminaries br>Chapter 2) evolution of the major programming languages br>Chapter 3) describing syntax and semantics br>Chapter 4) lexical and syntax analysis 161 br>Chapter 5) names, bindings, and scopes 197 br>Chapter 6) Data types br>Chapter 7) expressions and assignment statements 301 br>Chapter 8) statement-level control structures br>Chapter 9) subprograms br>Chapter 10) implementing subprograms br>Chapter 11) abstract data types and encapsulation constructs br>Chapter 12) support for object-oriented programming br>Chapter 13) concurrency br>Chapter 14) exception handling and event handling br>Chapter 15) functional programming languages br>Chapter 16) logic programming languages . Concepts of computer programming languages introduces students to the fundamental concepts of computer programming languages and provides them with the tools necessary to evaluate contemporary and future languages. An in-depth discussion of programming language structures, such as syntax and lexical and syntactic analysis, also prepares students to study compiler design. <Br> features: 1. Updated! The most current information on contemporary computer programming languages 2. The fundamental concepts of programming languages are taught through detailed examination of specific languages table of Contents: br>Chapter 1) preliminaries br>Chapter 2) evolution of the major programming languages br>Chapter 3) describing syntax and semantics br>Chapter 4) lexical and syntax analysis 161 br>Chapter 5) names, bindings, and scopes 197 br>Chapter 6) Data types br>Chapter 7) expressions and assignment statements 301 br>Chapter 8) statement-level control structures br>Chapter 9) subprograms br>Chapter 10) implementing subprograms br>Chapter 11) abstract data types and encapsulation constructs br>Chapter 12) support for object-oriented programming br>Chapter 13) concurrency br>Chapter 14) exception handling and event handling br>Chapter 15) functional programming languages br>Chapter 16) logic programming languages .
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