KTH ID1019 - Exercises
  • Functional and Concurrent Programming
  • Introduction
    • Getting Started with Elixir
    • Recursion
    • Lists
    • Sorting
    • Binary encoding
    • Calculate
    • Derivatives
  • Lambda Calculus
    • Lambda Calculus
    • Operational Semantics
    • Semantics
  • Trees
    • Binary Tree
    • 2-3 Tree
    • AVL Tree
    • Splay Tree
  • Data Structures
    • Morse Encoding
    • LZW Encoding
    • Ray Tracer
  • Concurrency
    • Elixir Concurrency
    • Mutual Exclusion
    • Network Transport Layer
    • Bitonic sorter
  • Seminars
    • Huffman Encoding
    • Meta-Interpreter
    • Mandelbrot Fractal
    • Philosophers and Concurrency
    • Small Web Server
  • Problems
    • Functional Programming
    • Concurrency
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Lambda Calculus

The Lambda calculus is the base up on which all functional programming is built. You will be abel to master functional programming without ever having learnt about lambda calculus but why? In these exercises we will see how we can use lamda calculus when we explain how a functional program is executed.

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