A number of languages provide a way of passing code as arguments without having to define a separate named function [5]. For example, Algol 68 has downward funargs, Lisp …
A number of languages provide a way of passing code as arguments without having to define a separate named function [5]. For example, Algol 68 has downward funargs, Lisp …
A number of languages provide a way of passing code as arguments without having to define a separate named function [5]. For example, Algol 68 has downward funargs, Lisp …
A number of languages provide a way of passing code as arguments without having to define a separate named function [5]. For example, Algol 68 has downward funargs, Lisp …
A number of languages provide a way of passing code as arguments without having to define a separate named function [5]. For example, Algol 68 has downward funargs, Lisp …
A number of languages provide a way of passing code as arguments without having to define a separate named function [5]. For example, Algol 68 has downward funargs, Lisp …
A number of languages provide a way of passing code as arguments without having to define a separate named function [5]. For example, Algol 68 has downward funargs, Lisp …
A number of languages provide a way of passing code as arguments without having to define a separate named function [5]. For example, Algol 68 has downward funargs, Lisp …