[CSE2304]
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CSE2304, Tutorial #1, semester 1, 2000
Group A: week 2, 6 March...
Group B: week 3, 13 March...
Tutors: The purpose of the tutorials is not to solve the prac's!
- Give the truth tables for the logical operators
`and', `or', `=>' (implies).
- Recap the properties of the Abstract Data Type (ADT)
[..../tildeAlgDS/List/].
Note
the fact that most programming languages, and particularly Lisp,
use the noun `nil' for the special list-terminating pointer value,
and the adjective `null'
for the predicate `equals nil',
but C has to be different, of course!
- The function map, also known as ``apply to all'', is defined as
- map f nil = nil
- map f (cons h t) = cons (f h) (map f t)
e.g. map sqr [1,2,3] = [1,4,9]
compose, `o', is defined as
- (f o g)(x) = f(g(x))
e.g. (sqr o plus1)(6) = 49
Prove formally that
map (f o g) L = ((map f) o (map g)) L,
for all functions f and g, and for all Lists L.
- Derive a program to solve the
longest non-decreasing segment problem
from the programming
[Question-List].
- Give a logical argument as to why the previous
program (i) terminates and (ii) is correct.
© 2000, L. Allison, Comp. Sci. & SWE,
Monash University, Australia