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  Intensional Programming Languages

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by P. Rondogiannis, W. W. Wadge
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Abstract:

This article introduces the basic notions behind the intensional programming paradigm. Intensional Logic- which is the underlying theoretical framework of intensional languages-is described and motivated by examples. One-dimensional and multi-dimensional intensional languages are discussed and existing intensional systems are surveyed. The article concludes with a presentation of the most successful application areas of intensional programming. Keywords: Intensional Logic, Intensional Languages, Dataflow, Functional Programming.

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