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CIS 4930/6930: Programs, Functions, Strange Loops, and Consciousness Programs and Functions Assignment 3
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- CIS 4930/6930: Programs, Functions, Strange Loops, and Consciousness Programs and Functions Assignment 3 1. (5 pts.) If f = [while p do g], which one of the following, according to the Iteration R ecursion Lemma (IRL), is functionally equivalent to [while p do g]? Circle ONE only. a. [if p then f;g end_if] b. [if p then gof end_if] c. [if p then g else f end_if_else] d. [if p then f else g end_if_else] e. [if p then g end_if] f. [if p then f end_if; g] g. [if p then g;f end_if] h. [if p then f e...
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CIS 4930/6930: Programs, Functions, Strange Loops, and Consciousness Programs and Functions Assignment 2
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- CIS 4930/6930: Programs, Functions, Strange Loops, and Consciousness Programs and Functions Assignment 2 1. (4 pts.) Which one of the following statements best captures the precise meaning of the strong correctness predicate, "{P} S {Q} strongly"? (Circle ONE only.) a. P must hold before S executes and Q must hold if S terminates. b. {P} S {Q} is true unless Q could be false if S terminates. c. If P holds before executing S, S must terminate in state Q. d. If P holds before executing S, {P} S ...
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CIS 4930/6930: Programs, Functions, Strange Loops, and Consciousness Programs and Functions Assignment 3.
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- CIS 4930/6930: Programs, Functions, Strange Loops, and Consciousness Programs and Functions Assignment 3 1. (5 pts.) If f = [while p do g], which one of the following, according to the Iteration R ecursion Lemma (IRL), is functionally equivalent to [while p do g]? Circle ONE only. a. [if p then f;g end_if] b. [if p then gof end_if] c. [if p then g else f end_if_else] d. [if p then f else g end_if_else] e. [if p then g end_if] f. [if p then f end_if; g] then f end_if] i. (none of the above) 2. (1...
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