Exercise 1 Given a representation of natural numbers, and of the addition operation, define the operations of a) multiplication b) exponentiation in universal computer, i.e. using the universal and the partial evaluators. [Hint: Recall that the universal computer supports the recursion schema.] [Hint: You can use the multiplication operation for the definition of exponentiation.]

Exercise 1 Given a representation of natural numbers, and of the addition operation, define the operations of a) multiplication b) exponentiation in universal computer, i.e. using the universal and the partial evaluators. [Hint: Recall that the universal computer supports the recursion schema.] [Hint: You can use the multiplication operation for the definition of exponentiation.]

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Chapter15: Recursion

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