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Revision as of 01:27, 18 October 2010
Introduction
Transition from Metaprogramming in statically typed languages last chapter to dynamically typed languages.
Review of metaprogramming.
Brief overview of coverage in this chapter.
Dynamic Languages
[[1]]
Definition
Dynamic languages (with dynamic typing):
Pure oo: Ruby
Not pure oo but designed mainly for that purpose: Python
Not oo but has elements: Perl
Usage and Examples
Dynamic Typing
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Definition.
How different from static.
Examples of:
Ruby
Python
Perl
Metaprogramming
Definition.
How the implementation is similar to or different from static.
Examples of:
Ruby
Python
Perl
Impact and Development
Real-world examples.
Proposed improvements in the given language-examples.
Conclusion
Review everything.