CLARK, Anthony (1999). EBG : a lazy functional programming language implemented on the Java virtual machine. Technical Report. University of Bradford. (Unpublished) [Monograph]
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The Java programming language offers a number of features including: portability; graphics; networking. Java implements the object-oriented execution model in terms of classes, objects with state, message passing and inclusion polymorphism. This work aims to provide a mixed paradigm environment which offers the advantages of both object-oriented and functional programming. The functional paradigm is supported by a new language called EBG which compiles to the Java VM. The resulting environment can support applications which use both object-oriented and functional programming as appropriate.
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