Asl a Proposed Variant of Setl Preliminary
Asl a Proposed Variant of Setl Preliminary
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If it is TRUE, the second parameter is set to TRUE. If e j is FALSE, no action is taken (however, e ? is evaluated in any event, since it is an argument of a procedure call). Hence e. =^» e^ i- s equivalent to the statement IF e, THEN e 2, except for the evaluation of e 2 .
The statement x e S; (or xe S = TRUE;) causes x to be made a member of S. It is equivalent to S = SU (xj, but may be more efficient in an un- sophisticated implementation (which would build the set [x] and perform a set unio...n operation for the latter statement).
Similarly, x 4- S, or x 4 S = TRUE, or x e S = FALSE, causes x to be removed from S; they are equivalent to S = S - {x}.
145 4. 2. 8 Functions as Data As discussed in section 3. 1. 5, a function procedure name may be treated as data and assigned to variables, put into sets, etc. , much as an itemized map may be treated. There are important differences, however, between procedure maps and itemized maps.
One difference is that a procedure name is considered to be a constant; it cannot appear in a value receiving context.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it is TRUE, the second parameter is set to TRUE. If e j is FALSE, no action is taken (however, e ? is evaluated in any event, since it is an argument of a procedure call). Hence e. =^» e^ i- s equivalent to the statement IF e, THEN e 2, except for the evaluation of e 2 .
The statement x e S; (or xe S = TRUE;) causes x to be made a member of S. It is equivalent to S = SU (xj, but may be more efficient in an un- sophisticated implementation (which would build the set [x] and perform a set unio...n operation for the latter statement).
Similarly, x 4- S, or x 4 S = TRUE, or x e S = FALSE, causes x to be removed from S; they are equivalent to S = S - {x}.
145 4. 2. 8 Functions as Data As discussed in section 3. 1. 5, a function procedure name may be treated as data and assigned to variables, put into sets, etc. , much as an itemized map may be treated. There are important differences, however, between procedure maps and itemized maps.
One difference is that a procedure name is considered to be a constant; it cannot appear in a value receiving context.
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