Structured Programming, Issue 8

Front Cover
This book is the classic text in the art of computer programming. The first section represents an initial outstanding contribution to the understanding of the design of programs and the use of structured programming. The second part describes how similar principles can be applied in the design of data structures. The final section provides a synthesis of the previous two and expounds the close theoretical and practical connections between the design of data and the design of programs.

Contents

On a Program Model
12
A Second Example
13
On What We Have
14
On Grouping and
15
Design Consideration
16
The Problem of the
17
Notes on Data Structuring 1 Introduction
67
The Concept of Type
92
Unstructured Data T 4 The Cartesian Produc
104
The Discriminated U 6 The Array
118
The Powerset
126
The Sequence
133
Examinatio
165