Specify true (T) or false (F) for each of the following statements. (a) In dynamically typed languages, a type error is unnoticed if the statement containing the error is never executed. Answer: true false (b) In OCaml fold right is tail recursive while fold left is not. Answer: true false (c) Immutability fits the functional programming paradigm. Mutability fits the imperative programming paradigm. Answer: true false (d) Higher order functions are the functions that run with higher than O(n) time complexity. Answer: tree false (e) In every programming language, code must be compiled before it is run. Answer: true false (f) Every language that is a regular language is also a context-free language. Answer: true false (g) Regular expression and finite state automaton are equivalently powerful. Answer: true false (h) Lambda calculus is Turing-complete. Answer: true false

Specify true (T) or false (F) for each of the following statements. (a) In dynamically typed languages, a type error is unnoticed if the statement containing the error is never executed. Answer: true false (b) In OCaml fold right is tail recursive while fold left is not. Answer: true false (c) Immutability fits the functional programming paradigm. Mutability fits the imperative programming paradigm. Answer: true false (d) Higher order functions are the functions that run with higher than O(n) time complexity. Answer: tree false (e) In every programming language, code must be compiled before it is run. Answer: true false (f) Every language that is a regular language is also a context-free language. Answer: true false (g) Regular expression and finite state automaton are equivalently powerful. Answer: true false (h) Lambda calculus is Turing-complete. Answer: true false

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Chapter15: Recursion

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