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Brandon Wu delivers the introductory lecture for Carnegie Mellon's course on functional programming, focusing on safety and correctness.
15-150 Principles of Functional Programming is one of the introductory computer science courses for undergraduates in the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University. It focuses on introducing programming through a functional lens that emphasizes safety and correctness of code. This iteration of the course was taught during the summer 2023 semester, at Carnegie Mellon's main campus in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. DISCLAIMER: If you are a student currently taking 15-150 at Carnegie Mellon University, know that these notes and videos are not a substitute for going to lecture. You will learn more by being in an environment live, rather than 2x speeding through the material late at night. Use these lectures only as a reference. Instructor: Brandon Wu (twitter.com/onefiftyman) Slides: brandonspark.github.io/prologue/lecture01.pdf Course website: brandonspark.github.io/150/ Introduction and Logistics The Philosophy of Functional Programming Types, Expressions, Values DeclarationsWhat people say. Recommended as an incredible series of lectures on the principles of functional programming.
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