Programming Language Pragmatics
by Michael Scott, Jonathan Aldrich
An in-depth examination of programming language design, implementation, and the principles that shape modern software development.
About This Book
Programming Language Pragmatics explores the fundamental concepts behind programming language design and implementation.
The book covers syntax, semantics, and the relationship between language features and their practical use.
Readers gain insight into how languages are structured and how they influence software development.
Topics include parsing, type systems, memory management, and runtime environments.
The text is suitable for students and professionals seeking a deeper understanding of programming languages.
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