Re: Same Programming Problem Implemented in Multiple Paradigms
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- Subject: [mg118481] Re: Same Programming Problem Implemented in Multiple Paradigms
- From: Gary Owen <jloughlin at loughlinconsulting.com>
- Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2011 07:33:16 -0400 (EDT)
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On Apr 26, 1:43 am, Brad Rubin <bsru... at stthomas.edu> wrote: > I remember seeing, within the last year, a nice example of how to solve > the same little programming problem using the Mathematica procedural, > rule-based (pattern), and functional paradigms. It might have had > something to do with quadratic equations. I can't recall if this was in > a book, or a Wolfram screencast, or Wolfram seminar. > > Does anyone recall seeing this (and could you point me to it)? > > -- Brad Rubin Heikki Ruskeepaa's book, Mathematica Navigator 3, shows how to program a solution for Newton's Method using procedural, functional, rule- based, and recursive techniqes.