程序設計語言概念（第7版影印版國外優(yōu)秀信息科學與技術系列教學用書）

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作　者：	（美）西貝斯塔
出版社：	高等教育出版社
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標　簽：	計算機與互聯(lián)網(wǎng) 計算機專業(yè) 大學教材教輔與參考書

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ISBN：	9787040194111	出版時間：	2006-06-01	包裝：	平裝
開本：	16開	頁數(shù)：	724	字數(shù)：

內容簡介

　　20世紀末，以計算機和通信技術為代表的信息科學和技術對世界經(jīng)濟、科技、軍事、教育和文化等產(chǎn)生了深刻影響。信息科學技術的迅速普及和應用，帶動了世界范圍信息產(chǎn)業(yè)的蓬勃發(fā)展，為許多國家?guī)砹素S厚的回報。進入21世紀，尤其隨著我國加入WTO，信息產(chǎn)業(yè)的國際競爭將更加激烈。我國信息產(chǎn)業(yè)雖然在20世紀末取得了迅猛發(fā)展，但與發(fā)達國家相比，甚至與印度、愛爾蘭等國家相比，還有很大差距。國家信息化的發(fā)展速度和信息產(chǎn)業(yè)的國際競爭能力，最終都將取決于信息科學技術人才的質量和數(shù)量。引進國外信息科學與技術優(yōu)秀教材，在有條件的學校推動開展英語授課或雙語教學，是教育部為加快培養(yǎng)大批高質量的信息技術人才采取的一項重要舉措。為此，教育部要求由高等教育出版社首先開展信息科學與技術教材的引進試點工作。同時提出了兩點要求，一是要高水平，二是要低價格。在高等教育出版社和信息科學技術引進教材專家組的努力下，經(jīng)過比較短的時間，第一批由教育部高等教育司推薦的20多種引進教材已經(jīng)陸續(xù)出版。這套教材出版后受到了廣泛的好評，其中有不少是世界信息科學技術領域著名專家、教授的經(jīng)典之作和反映信息科學技術最新進展的優(yōu)秀作品，代表了目前世界信息科學技術教育的一流水平，而且價格也是最優(yōu)惠的，與國內同類自編教材相當。這套教材基本覆蓋了計算機科學與技術專業(yè)的課程體系，體現(xiàn)了權威性、系統(tǒng)性、先進性和經(jīng)濟性等特點。在引進教材的同時，我們還應做好消化吸收，注意學習國外先進的教學思想和教學方法，提高自編教材的水平，使我們的教學和教材在內容體系上，在理論與實踐的結合上，在培養(yǎng)學生的動手能力上能有較大的突破和創(chuàng)新。

作者簡介

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圖書目錄

Chapter1Preliminaries. 1.1ReasonsforStudyingConceptsofProgrammingLanguages 1.2ProgrammingDomains 1.3LanguageEvaluationCriteria 1.4InfluencesonLanguageDesign 1.5LanguageCategories 1.6LanguageDesignTrade-offs 1.7ImplementationMethods 1.8ProgrammingEnvironments Summary·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet Chapter2EvolutionoftheMajorProgrammingLanguages 2.1Zuse'sPlankalkOI 2.2MinimalHardwareProgramming:Pseudocodes 2.3TheIBM704andFortran. 2.4FunctionalProgramming:LISP 2.5TheFirstStepTowardSophistication:ALGOL60 2.6ComputerizingBusinessRecords:COBOL 2.7TheBeginningsofTimesharing:BASIC Interview:ALANCOOPER--UserDesignandLanguageDesign 2.8EverythingforEverybody:PL/I 2.9TwoEarlyDynamicLanguages:APLandSNOBOL 2.10TheBeginningsofDataAbstraction:SIMULA67 2.11OrthogonalDesign:ALGOL68 2.12SomeEarlyDescendantsoftheALGOLs 2.13ProgrammingBasedonLogic:Prolog 2.14History'sLargestDesignEffort:Ada 2.15Object-OrientedProgramming:Smalltalk 2.16CombiningImperativeandObject-OrientedFeatures:C++ 2.17AnImperative-BasedObject-OrientedLanguage:Java 2.18ScriptingLanguages:JavaScript,PHP,andPython 2.19AC-BasedLanguagefortheNewMillennium:C# 2.20Markup/ProgrammingHybridLanguages Summary·BibliographicNotes·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet Chapter3DescribingSyntaxandSemantics 3.1Introduction 3.2TheGeneralProblemofDescribingSyntax 3.3FormalMethodsofDescribingSyntax 3.4AttributeGrammars HistoryNote 3.5DescribingtheMeaningsofPrograms:DynamicSemantics HistoryNote Summary·BibliographicNotes·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet· ProgrammingExercises Chapter4LexicaiandSyntaxAnalysis 4.1Introduction 4.2LexicalAnalysis 4.3TheParsingProblem 4.4Recursive-DescentParsing 4.5Bottom-UpParsing Summary·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet·ProgrammingExercises Chapter5Names,Bindings,TypeChecking,andScopes 5.1Introduction 5.2Names HistoryNote HistoryNote 5.3Variables HistoryNote 5.4TheConceptofBinding Interview:RASMUSLERDORF--ScriptingLanguagesandOther ExamplesofSlickSolutions 5.5TypeChecking 5.6StrongTyping 5.7TypeCompatibility HistoryNote 5.8Scope 5.9ScopeandLifetime 5.10ReferencingEnvironments 5.11NamedConstants Summary·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet·ProgrammingExercises Chapter6DataTypes 6.1Introduction 6.2PrimitiveDataTypes 6.3CharacterStringTypes HistoryNote 6.4User-DefinedOrdinalTypes 6.5ArrayTypes HistoryNote HistoryNote 6.6AssociativeArrays Interview:RASMUSLERDORF--TheOpenSourceMovement andWorkLife 6.7RecordTypes 6.8UnionTypes 6.9PointerandReferenceTypes HistoryNote Summary·BibliographicNotes·ReviewQuestions· ProblemSet·ProgrammingExercises Chapter7ExpressionsandAssignmentStatements 7.1Introduction 7.2ArithmeticExpressions HistoryNote 7.3OverloadedOperators 7.4TypeConversions HistoryNote 7.5RelationalandBooleanExpressions HistoryNote 7.6Short-CircuitEvaluation 7.7AssignmentStatements HistoryNote 7.8Mixed-modeAssignment Summary·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet·ProgrammingExercises Chapter8Statement-LevelControlStructures 8.1Introduction 8.2SelectionStatements HistoryNote HistoryNote 8.3IterativeStatements HistoryNote Interview:LARRYWALL--Part1:LinguisticsandtheBirth ofPeri 8.4UnconditionalBranching HistoryNote 8.5GuardedCommands 8.6Conclusions Summary·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet·ProgrammingExercises Chapter9Subprograms 9.1Introduction 9.2FundamentalsofSubprograms 9.3DesignIssuesforSubprograms 9.4LocalReferencingEnvironments 9.5Parameter-PassingMethods Interview:LARRYWALL--Part2:ScriptingLanguagesinGeneral.. andPeriinParticular HistoryNote HistoryNote HistoryNote 9.6ParametersThatAreSubprogramNames HistoryNote 9.7OverloadedSubprograms 9.8GenericSubprograms 9.9DesignIssuesforFunctions 9.10User-DefinedOverloadedOperators 9.11Coroutines HistoryNote Summary·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet·ProgrammingExercises Chapter10ImplementingSubprograms 10.1TheGeneralSemanticsofCallsandReturns 10.2Implementing"Simple"Subprograms 10.3ImplementingSubprogramswithStack-DynamicLocalVariables 10.4NestedSubprograms Interview:NIKLAUSWlRTH--KeepingItSimple 10.5Blocks 10.6ImplementingDynamicScoping Summary·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet Chapter11AbstractDataTypesandEncapsulationConstructs 11.1TheConceptofAbstraction 11.2IntroductiontoDataAbstraction 11.3DesignIssuesforAbstractDataTypes 11.4LanguageExamples Interview:BJARNESTROUSTRUP--C++:ItsBirth,Its Ubiquitousness,andCommonCriticisms 11.5ParameterizedAbstractDataTypes 11.6EncapsulationConstructs 11.7NamingEncapsulations Summary·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet·ProgrammingExercises Chapter12SupportforObject-OrientedProgramming 12.1Introduction 12.2Object-OrientedProgramming 12.3DesignIssuesforObject-OrientedLanguages 12.4SupportforObject-OrientedProgramminginSmalltalk 12.5SupportforObject-OrientedProgramminginC++ Interview:BJARNESTROUSTRUP--OnParadigmsand BetterProgramming 12.6SupportforObject-OrientedProgramminginJava 12.7SupportforObject-OrientedProgramminginC# 12.8Supportfor0bject-OrientedProgramminginAda95 12.9TheObjectModelofJavaScript 12.10ImplementationofObject-OrientedConstructs Summary·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet·ProgrammingExercises Chapter13Concurrency 13.1Introduction 13.2IntroductiontoSubprogram-LevelConcurrency 13.3Semaphores HistoryNote 13.4Monitors 13.5MessagePassing 13.6AdaSupportforConcurrency 13.7JavaThreads 13.8C#Threads 13.9Statement-LevelConcurrency Summary·BibliographicNotes·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet· ProgrammingExercises Chapter14ExceptionHandlingandEventHandling 14.1IntroductiontoExceptionHandling HistoryNote 14.2ExceptionHandlinginAda 14.3ExceptionHandlinginC++ 14.4ExceptionHandlinginJava Interview:JAMESGOSLING--TheBirthofJava 14.5IntroductiontoEventHandling 14.6EventHandlingwithJava Summary·BibliographicNotes·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet Chapter15FunctionalProgrammingLanguages 15.1Introduction 15.2MathematicalFunctions 15.3FundamentalsofFunctionalProgrammingLanguages 15.4TheFirstFunctionalProgrammingLanguage:LISP 15.5AnIntroductiontoScheme 15.6COMMONLISP 15.7ML 15.8Haskell 15.9ApplicationsofFunctionalLanguages 15.10AComparisonofFunctionalandImperativeLanguages Summary·BibliographicNotes·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet· ProgrammingExercises Chapter16LogicProgrammingLanguages 16.1Introduction 16.2ABriefIntroductiontoPredicateCalculus 16.3PredicateCalculusandProvingTheorems 16.4AnOverviewofLogicProgramming 16.5TheOriginsofProlog 16.6TheBasicElementsofProlog 16.7TheDeficienciesofProlog 16.8ApplicationsofLogicProgramming Summary·BibliographicNotes·ReviewQuestions·ProblemSet· ProgrammingExercises Bibliography Index...