Lecture
CS61A: Lecture 5
CS61A: Function Currying
Function Currying We manipulate functions such that instead of posessing multiple arguments, they become a higher order function that accepts a single argument and returns other functions to pro...
CS61A: Lambda Expressions
Lambda Expressions Expressions that evaluate to a function. We can directly assign a name to a function without defining it in our frame with def x = 10 square = x * x ...
CS61A: Environments for Higher-Order Functions
Higher Order Functions are enabled by Environments Higher-order Function: A function that takes a function as an argument or returns a function as a return value. def apply_twice(f, x): return...
CS61A: Lecture 4
Designing Functions A function’s domain is the set of all inputs it might possibly take as arguments. A function’s range is the set of output values it might possibly return ...
CS61A: Lecture 3
Control Print and None Pure functions just returns a value. None-pure functions have a side effect. Print is a none-pure function that always returns None, but also displays a given value. ...
CS61A: Lecture 3
Control Print and None Pure functions just returns a value. None-pure functions have a side effect. Print is a none-pure function that always returns None, but also displays a given value. ...
CS61A: Higher-Order Functions
Higher-Order Functions Allow to design functions with very general methods of computation A function that takes another function as an argument Generalizing Patterns with Arguments For ce...
CS61A: Control
Control Control statements such as if and while control which portions of code are executed, when they are executed, and how many times. If Statements and Call Expressions Every clause is c...
CS61A: Iteration
Iteration The act of repeating things. In programming, we use loops to perform iteration. While Statements Compound statement that contains a condition (header) and a suite of expressions...