Imperative programming is a paradigm of expressing the logic of a computer program or computation by explicitly describing its control flow in terms of statements that change a program state.
Questions tagged [imperative]
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Writing a haskell program for computing denotational semantics of an imperative programming language
I am trying to write a program in Haskell to compute the denotational semantics of an imperative language program with integer variables, 1-dimensional (integer) arrays and functions. The function I am starting with is of the type:
progsem ::…
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Sieve of Eratosthenes Scheme
I've been searching the web for an implementation of the Sieve of Eratosthenes in scheme and although I came up with a lot of content, none of them seemed to have made it like I need it to be done.
The problem is most algorithms either use a static…
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Quarkus reactive vs quarkus imperative does it matter?
Hello I was reading the following article Quarkus reactive architecture
At the start of the article it says
Quarkus is reactive. It’s even more than this: Quarkus unifies reactive and imperative programming. You don’t even have to choose: you can…
user19906023
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Java v Scala from a concurrency viewpoint
I am kicking off my final year project right now. I am going to be investigating the concurrency approaches from java and scala perspectives. Having come out of a java concurrency module, I can see why people say that the shared state threading…
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What is the difference between imperative and object-oriented programming?
When I look at numerous websites. Some use object-oriented programming and imperative programming interchangeably whilst others say that they are different.
I would like to know what is the difference between object-oriented and imperative and how…
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Sorting an array Imperative ocaml
I'm doing a rather easy example to learn how to use ocaml as an imperative language.
My guess is I messed up with the semicolons but I can't find any mistakes in the code
let sort array =
for index = 0 to (Array.length array -1) do
let boole =…
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Relation between object
For a few weeks I’ve been thinking about relation between objects – not especially OOP’s objects. For instance in C++, we’re used to representing that by layering pointers or container of pointers in the structure that needs an access to the other…
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Performance related to "imperative" algorithms in haskell
I have some training in the lisp family of languages and I am now
learning a bit of Haskell for my own good.
In lisp, functional style is ok but there are a few cases
where imperative style is necessary to get decent performance, e.g.
append
Append…
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Quarkus Mutiny multithreading
I have some imperative code which processes on 20 Threads in parallel.
IntStream.range(0, 20)
.forEach(t -> {
Runnable runnable = () -> {
int records = RANGE;
while (records > 0) {
records =…
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Imperative Triggers in Azure Functions?
I've read many posts re how to use Imperative input and output bindings - I get that, very cool.
However, what I have struggled to find is a way to create Imperative Triggers. I'm not sure if this is possible at this point.
What I would like to…
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Make Haskell Imperative
Note: this is an exercise, and I'm trying to understand how things work.
I am trying to make it possible to do something like this in Haskell:
f :: Integer -> Integer
f n = def $ do
i <- var n
while i (>0) $ do
i -= lit 1
return…
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sscanf for formatting string from file
As part of a homework assignment I need to load a file with data in the following format:
R1 Fre 17/07/2015 18.00 FCN - SDR 0 - 2 3.211
R1 Lor 18/07/2015 16.00 FCM - VFF 2 - 0 7.232
For doing so I used…
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Function returning type unit instead of type ref
Here I am attempting to use an imperative style factorial function, but despite the last line of the function declaring a ref to be returned, fsc is telling me that the function is returning a unit. I know mutables are not allowed to be returned,…
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Completely lost in trying to mutate property in sequence
I am completely at loss why this code doesn't mutate a member variable in a sequence of types:
for p in prescrs do
p.ATC <- "A"
for c in p.Drug.Components do
for s in c.Substances do
s.DoseTotal.Adjust <- adjustKg
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Writing a Haskell program for typechecking programs written in an imperative programming language
I am trying to write a program in Haskell to type check programs written in an imperative programming language.
Here is the abstract syntax:
type Name = String
-- a program is a series (list) of variable declarations and a series (list) of…
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