Abstract
A functional programming language can be taught successfully as a first language, but if there is no follow up the students do not appreciate the functional approach. Following discussions concerning this issue at the 1995 FPLE conference (Hartel & Plasmeijer, 1995), we decided to develop such a follow up by writing a book that teaches C to students who can write simple functional programs. This paper summarises the essence of our approach, which is based on program transformation, and presents our experience teaching functional C at the Universities of Southampton and Bristol.
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HARTEL, P., MULLER, H., & GLASER, H. (2004). The Functional “C” experience. Journal of Functional Programming, 14(2), 129–135. https://doi.org/10.1017/s0956796803004817
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