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PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES III B. Tech I semester (JNTUH-R15) Ms. K. Radhika Associate Professor Ms. B. Jaya Vijaya Assistant Professor Mr. P. Sunil Kumar Assistant Professor UNIT-1 Preliminaries Syntax and Semantics 1 CONCEPTS Reasons for Studying Concepts of PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES . PROGRAMMING Domains language Evaluation Criteria Influences on language Design language Categories language Design Trade-Offs Implementation Methods PROGRAMMING Environments Unit-1( PRINCIPLES OF 1-2 PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES ) CONCEPTS Introduction to syntax and semantics The General Problem of Describing Syntax Formal Methods of Describing Syntax Attribute Grammars Describing the Meanings of Programs: Dynamic Semantics Unit-1( PRINCIPLES OF 1-3 PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES ) Reasons for Studying Concepts of PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES Increased ability to express ideas.

of Programming Languages Increased ability to express ideas. Improved background for choosing appropriate languages. Increased ability to learn new languages. Better understanding of significance of implementation. Better use of languages that are already known. Overall advancement of computing. Unit-1(PRINCIPLES OF 1-4 PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES)

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