Exercise 3 Here again is the example used to show the difference between sco ing with blocks and dynamic scoping: fun g x - let val inc = 1; fun fy = y + inc; fun h z = let in end; hx in val inc = 2; end; in Copy it and then annotate it as follows: a. Draw a circle around every block, and number the blocks. b. Identify each definition of a name. c. For each definition, describe its scope in terms of your block numbers. d. For each occurrence of a name (other than a definition of that name), show which definition is used to bind it. Check that this agrees with your scopes int: Please refer to the answer to part (a) in the following diagram. fz fun gx = let val inc = 1; fun fy = y + inc; fun hz = let end; hx val inc = 2; in fz end; 6 5 3 2 1

Exercise 3 Here again is the example used to show the difference between sco ing with blocks and dynamic scoping: fun g x - let val inc = 1; fun fy = y + inc; fun h z = let in end; hx in val inc = 2; end; in Copy it and then annotate it as follows: a. Draw a circle around every block, and number the blocks. b. Identify each definition of a name. c. For each definition, describe its scope in terms of your block numbers. d. For each occurrence of a name (other than a definition of that name), show which definition is used to bind it. Check that this agrees with your scopes int: Please refer to the answer to part (a) in the following diagram. fz fun gx = let val inc = 1; fun fy = y + inc; fun hz = let end; hx val inc = 2; in fz end; 6 5 3 2 1

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Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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