The objective of this project is to practice and assess your understanding of functional programming and Haskell. You will write code to implement a logical deduction game. Two players face each other, each with a complete standard deck of western playing cards (without jokers). One player will be the answerer and the other is the …
School of Computing Module Title and Code Discrete Mathematics and Functional Programming (M21274) Dr. Matthew Poole Assessment Item number Assessment Title Functional Programming Coursework Date Issued 2023-03-14 Schedule and Deliverables Deliverable Deadline / Date Late deadline ECF deadline 75% of item A zip file containing a single Haskell (.hs) file and a cities.txt file. 2023-04-28 …
Haskell Assignment Sheet 2 Data, types, and typeclasses Submission Instructions Similar to the previous assignment—you must submit a single Haskell file with the following template. You can download the template using the # button next to the file name. You can also copy any code snippet by hovering over it and clicking the ! button …
Haskell Assignment Sheet 1 An introduction to Haskell and the typed lambda calculus Submission Instructions Your full submission should be a single Haskell file with the following template: You can download the template using the # button next to the file name. You can also copy any code snippet by hovering over it and clicking …
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CPS506 Project Description Suddenly, there was War! In this project, you will simulate a game of War. War is a simple card game between two players. A description of the game and its rules can be found here: https://bicyclecards.com/how-to-play/war Given the above description, there are still some situations that are ambiguous. They will be clarified …
COMP 3007 A/B (Winter 2023) − “Programming Paradigms” Specification for Assignment 7 Your submission for this assignment must be commented and must include both your name and your student number as a comment at the top of every source file you submit. Each of your submitted files must use a file name beginning ‘comp3007_w23_#########_assignment_06’ (replacing …
COMP3400 Assignment 1 Written Paul Vrbik March 5, 2023 Lambda Calculus We can encode boolean logic in lambda calculus as follows: True = λx.(λy.x) False = λx.(λy.y) And = λp.(λq.(pq)p) Or = λp.(λq.(pp)q) Question 1. [1 mark] Give the λ-expression for NOT that takes True to False and vice-versa. Your solution should be in its …
CSCI 3136 Haskell Project Due April 6, 2023, 11:59 PM Problem Description Ripple Effect or Hakyuu is a logic puzzle somewhat similar to Sudoku. The puzzle consists of a rectangular grid divided into regions called rooms or cages. I’ll go with rooms. Some of the cells are already 负lled with numbers. Most cells are empty: …
# Programming Assignment 2: Bismuth interpreter **See Canvas for the due date** In this assignment, you are going to write an interpreter for an _external_ domain specific language for image manipulation: Bismuth. The goals of this assignment are: – Seeing the difference between embedded vs external DSLs, – Recursively traversing ASTs, – Following a formal …
COMP 3007 A/B (Winter 2023) − “Programming Paradigms” Specification for Assignment 4 Your submission for this assignment must be commented and must include both your name and your student number as a comment at the top of every source file you submit. Each of your submitted files must use a file name beginning ‘comp3007_w23_#########_assignment_04’ (replacing …