Covers primitive expressions, evaluation processes, function applications, types, and evaluation strategies in programming.
Covers tail recursion, optimizing functions in Scala for iterative processes and providing examples like tail-recursive factorial.
Covers the implementation of rational arithmetic using functions to encapsulate data structures.
Covers data abstraction in rational numbers, including client's view, self-reference, preconditions, assertions, constructors, and end markers.
Covers abstract classes, class extensions, object definitions, companion objects, and dynamic binding in Scala.
Covers how classes and objects are organized in packages, imports, Scala's class hierarchy, traits, top types, the Nothing type, exceptions, and includes an exercise on type determination.
Covers the concept of polymorphism in programming and the implementation of immutable linked lists in Scala.
Covers pure object orientation, standard classes in Scala, Boolean implementation, and exercises on class implementations.
Covers the expansion of function values and calls, and the relationship between functions and methods.
Explores decomposition in programming through evaluating expressions and adding new forms, emphasizing object-oriented solutions and the trade-offs involved.
