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2014-11-19T02:09:17Z

Functions as Objects

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	=== Types and Pattern Matching ===		=== Types and Pattern Matching ===
	==== Functions as Objects ====		==== Functions as Objects ====
			functions are objects. eta-expansion

	==== Subtyping and Generics ====		==== Subtyping and Generics ====
	==== Objects Everywhere ====		==== Objects Everywhere ====

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More Fun with Rationals

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	==== More Fun with Rationals ====		==== More Fun with Rationals ====
			Added GCD to rational class.

			Talked about data abstraction.

	==== Evaluation and Operators ====		==== Evaluation and Operators ====

2014-10-20T03:25:12Z

Functions and Data

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Scala Syntax Summary

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Example: Finding Fixed Points

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	==== Example: Finding Fixed Points ====		==== Example: Finding Fixed Points ====
			Shows finding square root with successive approximations and average dampening.

	==== Scala Syntax Summary ====		==== Scala Syntax Summary ====
	==== Functions and Data ====		==== Functions and Data ====

2014-10-09T18:57:06Z

Currying

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	==== Currying ====		==== Currying ====
			Used as function builders.

			In Scala, this is supported out-of-the-box:
			f(a)(b,c)
			This automatically allows us to curry a.

	==== Example: Finding Fixed Points ====		==== Example: Finding Fixed Points ====
	==== Scala Syntax Summary ====		==== Scala Syntax Summary ====

2014-10-09T18:42:12Z

Higher-Order Function

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	=== Week 2: Higher Order Functions ===		=== Week 2: Higher Order Functions ===
	==== Higher-Order Function ====		==== Higher-Order Function ====
			Functions that accept other functions are higher order functions. Anonymous functions (function literals).

	==== Currying ====		==== Currying ====
	==== Example: Finding Fixed Points ====		==== Example: Finding Fixed Points ====

2014-10-09T13:30:51Z

Week 1: Functions & Evaluations

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	==== Tail Recursion ====		==== Tail Recursion ====
	If a function calls itself as its last action, the function's stack frame can be reused. This is tail recursion.		If a function calls itself as its last action, the function's stack frame can be reused. This is tail recursion.

			=== Week 2: Higher Order Functions ===
			==== Higher-Order Function ====
			==== Currying ====
			==== Example: Finding Fixed Points ====
			==== Scala Syntax Summary ====
			==== Functions and Data ====
			==== More Fun with Rationals ====
			==== Evaluation and Operators ====

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	[[Category:Coursework]]		[[Category:Coursework]]
	[[Category:Notes]]		[[Category:Notes]]

2014-09-15T17:30:28Z

Week 1: Functions & Evaluations

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	but it's more like ternary.		but it's more like ternary.

	~~==== Example: Square roots with Newton's Method ====~~
	==== Blocks and Lexical Scope ====		==== Blocks and Lexical Scope ====
			A block is delimited by braces. It returns any statement it evaluates.

	==== Tail Recursion ====		==== Tail Recursion ====
			If a function calls itself as its last action, the function's stack frame can be reused. This is tail recursion.

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