Lecture

Functional Reactive Programming

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Description

This lecture introduces Functional Reactive Programming (FRP), which is about reacting to sequences of events over time by aggregating them into signals. It covers the origins of FRP, fundamental signal operations, constant and variable signals, signal interpretation, time-varying signals, and the difference between variable assignment and signal update.

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