Lecture

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Description

This lecture covers the translation of for-expressions in Scala in terms of map, flatmap, and filter functions. It explains the translation scheme used by the compiler and provides examples to illustrate the process. Additionally, it discusses the generalization of for to different types beyond lists or sequences, such as arrays, iterators, databases, and optional values, highlighting its versatility in various applications.

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Programming language theory: High-level programming languages

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Computer programming: Compilers

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