Simulation of other Paradigms and Continuations

Page 1	Object-oriented Programming	Page 23	The catch and throw idea
Page 2	Functions and closures revisited	Page 24	A catch and throw example
Page 3	Classes and objects	Page 25	The intuition behind continuations
Page 4	A general pattern of classes	Page 26	Being more precise
Page 5	Example of the general class pattern	Page 27	The capturing of continuations
Page 6	A general pattern of classes with inheritance	Page 28	Capturing, storing, and applying continuations
Page 7	An example of classes with inheritance	Page 29	Use of continuations for escaping purposes
Page 8	The interpretation of self	Page 30	Practical example: Length of an improper list
Page 9	A general pattern of a class hierarchy with virtual methods	Page 31	Practical example: Searching a binary tree
Page 10	An example of virtual methods	Page 32	Continuation Passing Style
Page 11	Summing up: Simulation of OOP in Scheme	Page 33	Continuation Passing Style
Page 12	Imperative Programming	Page 34	Observations about continuation passing style
Page 13	Imperative Programming in a Functional Language	Page 35	Coroutines
Page 14	Sequential Control	Page 36	Coroutines
Page 15	Jumps in Functional Programs	Page 37	Simulating Coroutines in Scheme
Page 16	Selection Control	Page 38	A simpel producer and consumer
Page 17	Iterative Control	Page 39	Simultaneous traversal of two binary trees (1)
Page 18	Assignments in Functional Programs	Page 40	Simultaneous traversal of two binary trees (2)
Page 19	State in Functional Programs	Page 41	Trampolining
Page 20	Object Mutation	Page 42	Trampolining
Page 21	Continuations	Page 43	More exercises
Page 22	Introduction and motivation