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Factor: a dynamic stack-based programming language [PDF]
Factor is a new dynamic object-oriented programming language. It began as an embedded scripting language and evolved to a mature application development language. The language has a simple execution model and is based on the manipulation of data on a stack. An advanced metaprogramming system provides means for easily extending the language.
Sviatoslav Pestov+2 more
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ABSTRACT  This paper reports the findings of a series of interviews of high school guidance counselors and foreign language teachers from 13 public school districts within the Northwestern Pennsylvania region. The study was conducted in order to show that although there may be indications of a renewed national interest toward revitalizing foreign ...
Elaine M. Potoker
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Computational complexity via programming languages: constant factors do matter
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Amir M. Ben-Amram, Neil D. Jones
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The use of tests has been targeted as a critical point in validity, which suggests that contexts for test use warrant closer investigation. This article describes a study of decision making during test use in the context of a university intensive English language program.
Lia Plakans, Maureen Burke
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Software Vulnerability Detection using Large Language Models
2023 IEEE 34th International Symposium on Software Reliability Engineering Workshops (ISSREW), 2023Software development is among the first demonstrations of using Large Language Models (LLMs) to enhance human productivity. Such a co-pilot paradigm envisions LLM working side-by-side with human developers to assist in programming tasks.
Moumita Das Purba+3 more
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The study investigated whether Italian child learners of English as a second language (L2) in a partial immersion program show accurate phonological representations of L2 words including challenging non-native vowels, and whether performance is related to age of onset and richness of L2 exposure, receptive L2 vocabulary, and parents’ skills in the L2 ...
Valentina Persici+2 more
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Revisiting Self-Efficacy in Introductory Programming
International Computing Education Research Workshop, 2020For many years, the C++-based Computer Programming Self-Efficacy Scale by Ramalingam and Wiedenbeck has been the de facto standard for assessing self-efficacy in introductory programming.
Phil Steinhorst+2 more
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Language Risk Factor in Emotionally Disturbed Children Within a School and Day Treatment Program
Retta C. Trautman+2 more
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Critical Factors for Assimilation of Object-Oriented Programming Languages
Journal of Management Information Systems, 2002Object-oriented (OO) technology was expected to rapidly replace traditional functional software technology due to its productivity and quality improvement potential in software development. Still, OO technology is not yet fully understood and utilized by information systems (IS) organizations.
Cho, H, Kim, YG Kim, Young-Gul
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