Concepts of Programming Languages | Eleventh Edition | By Pearson

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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