Wes (CS 212) lecture 1 on Functional Programming
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15-150 Lecture 1: Overview Lecture by Dan Licata January 17, 2012 Welcome to 15-150! 1 Parallel Functional Programming The first thing I want to do is take a poll, to get a sense of what background you folks have: in particular, to figure out who has taken 15-122 last semester. Let’s do it this way: you there, in the back left corner, what’s your name? Okay $StudentA, tell the person to your left whether you took 122 or not. Great. Now you, what’s your name? Okay, $StudentB, you now know the count of…
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