Function Level Programs as Mathematical Objects¶
Backus, J. (1981). Function Level Programs as Mathematical Objects. Proceedings of FPCA '81, 1-10.
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- Function-Level Programming
- Backus contrasted this with value-level or object-level construction, in which existing functions are applied to values and intermediate values are named, combined, and abstracted over to obtain a result.
This sourceStates the whole-program versus object-level distinction and develops the mathematical-space rationale for program-forming operations.
- Backus contrasted this with value-level or object-level construction, in which existing functions are applied to values and intermediate values are named, combined, and abstracted over to obtain a result.
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