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I'm a [[wp:Computer science|computer scientist]] interested in [[wp:programming language theory|programming language theory]] (from [[wp:type theory|type theory]] to [[wp:compiler construction|compiler construction]]). I have experience with various mainstream ([[C++]], [[Java]], [[Python]]) and non-mainstream ([[Prolog]], [[CLIPS]], [[Mathematica]]) programming |
I'm a [[wp:Computer science|computer scientist]] interested in [[wp:programming language theory|programming language theory]] (from [[wp:type theory|type theory]] to [[wp:compiler construction|compiler construction]]). I have experience with various mainstream ([[C++]], [[Java]], [[Python]]) and non-mainstream ([[Prolog]], [[CLIPS]], [[Mathematica]]) programming languages, but my main interest lies in strongly-typed functional programming languages ([[Haskell]], [[ML]], [[Clean]]), dependently-typed languages ([[Agda]], [[Epigram]]) and proof assistants ([[Coq]], [[Isabelle]]), as well as low-level languages ([[assembly]], [[λ-calculus]]). |
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Revision as of 02:58, 14 September 2011
My Favorite Languages | |
Language | Proficiency |
x86 Assembly | some |
C | yes |
Java | yes |
Python | some |
Haskell | yes |
Agda | learning |
Coq | learning |
Prolog | some |
OBJ | to do |
Mathematica | some |
I'm a computer scientist interested in programming language theory (from type theory to compiler construction). I have experience with various mainstream (C++, Java, Python) and non-mainstream (Prolog, CLIPS, Mathematica) programming languages, but my main interest lies in strongly-typed functional programming languages (Haskell, ML, Clean), dependently-typed languages (Agda, Epigram) and proof assistants (Coq, Isabelle), as well as low-level languages (assembly, λ-calculus).
Todo
- Aliasing
- Ad-hoc polymorphism (function overloading)
- Bounded quantification
- Parametric polymorphism
- Subtype polymorphism (inclusion polymorphism, subtyping)