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Date: 2009-08-14 07:09:04
Software engineering
Computing
Computer programming
Functional languages
High-level programming languages
Object-oriented programming
Data types
Programming paradigms
JavaScript
Scope
Operational semantics
Semantics

An Operational Semantics for JavaScript? Sergio Maffeis1 , John C. Mitchell2 , Ankur Taly2 , 1 2 Department of Computing, Imperial College London

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