CSCI 330: Programming Languages Resources

Spring 2020

Official site with tutorials, documentation, software download and more

Real World OCaml -- an excellent resource, full html content. Note that we will not be using the Core library. However, for the basics, there are standard functions that you can utilize.

Try OCaml Online -- online compiler with tutorials. Very useful, but *ignore* imperative constructs such as arrays, references, loops, and so forth as discussed in class

Tail recursion:

• UCSD notes on tail recursion

Notes on tuples and pattern matching:

• UCSD notes

• Cornell notes

• Pattern matching details from Developing Appl with Objective Caml

Notes on Higher-Order Functions, Anonymous Functions and Currying:

• Cornell notes on scope and currying

• Cornell notes on higher-order functions

Useful links on recursive variant types:

• OCaml for the Skeptical's (Univ of Chicago) notes on user-defined types

• OCaml.org's data types and matching

• Cornell's notes on variants

• Cornell's notes on variant types and polymorphism

Notes on folding:

• Cornell's recitation notes

• UCSD notes