Algorithmics¶
Bird, R. (2021). Algorithmics.
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- Bird–Meertens Formalism
- The Bird–Meertens formalism (BMF), also called Squiggol, is a method of constructing functional programs by calculation: start with a specification over structured data, then replace expressions by equal expressions using algebraic laws until a useful program emerges.
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- The Bird–Meertens formalism (BMF), also called Squiggol, is a method of constructing functional programs by calculation: start with a specification over structured data, then replace expressions by equal expressions using algebraic laws until a useful program emerges.
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