Multiparadigm data structures in Leda

Multiparadigm programming is a term used to describe a style of software development that makes use of facilities originally designed in support of a number of di erent programming language paradigms. In this paper we illustrate our conception of multiparadigm programming, by describing how various data structures can be implemented in the programming language Leda. Leda is a strongly-typed compiled multiparadigm programming language that we have been developing over the past several years. Our exposition serves both to illustrate the idea of multiparadigm programming, and to describe the features of the language Leda.

• Type: Conference
• Year: 1992
• Where: ICCL
• Authors: Timothy A. Budd
• Keywords: ICCL 1992, Multiparadigm Programming, Programming Language, Programming Language Leda, Programming Languages