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== Clean Language Report == | == Clean Language Report == | ||
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There are several books about Clean. | There are several books about Clean. | ||
* [[Functional Programming in Clean]] is a practical book in progress intended as an introduction to functional programming in Clean for undergraduate students. It is available online online. | * [[Functional Programming in Clean]] is a practical book in progress intended as an introduction to functional programming in Clean for undergraduate students. It is available online online. | ||
* [[Functional Programming and Parallel Graph Rewriting]] is a book that describes the theoretical foundation and implementation of Clean. It has been published by Addison Wesley in 1993. | * [[Functional Programming and Parallel Graph Rewriting]] is a book that describes the theoretical foundation and implementation of Clean. It has been published by Addison Wesley in 1993. | ||
* [http://www.discenda.org/Clean/ Programming in Clean] is a nice Clean book for beginners. It is available online. | * [http://www.discenda.org/Clean/ Programming in Clean] is a nice Clean book for beginners. It is available online. |
Revision as of 10:45, 5 July 2010
Clean Language Report
Clean Books
There are several books about Clean.
- Functional Programming in Clean is a practical book in progress intended as an introduction to functional programming in Clean for undergraduate students. It is available online online.
- Functional Programming and Parallel Graph Rewriting is a book that describes the theoretical foundation and implementation of Clean. It has been published by Addison Wesley in 1993.
- Programming in Clean is a nice Clean book for beginners. It is available online.