CSC302 2011S Programming Languages
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Back to Presentation (2): CAD on Software Transactional Memory. On to Presentation (4): Nyah on Monads.
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Held: Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Summary: Student presentations continue on important topics. Today we consider continuations, a powerful model of control flow. We also consider continuation-passing style (CPS), a standard technique for working with continuations.
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