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Chapter 3, Problem 19E
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Output for the given program using static scoping:
- In a static scoping, a variable can achieve its top level environment when it is said to be in static scope.
- Static binding makes programmer can figure out the scope of just by seeing at the code...
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Output for the given program using dynamic scoping with deep binding:
- The dynamic scoping is the global identifier refers to the identifier related to the most recent environment.
- There is always a run time call static is used to refer the variable in dynamic binding.
- It makes programmer to predict the possible contexts.
- The deep binding is performed at the time of a procedure is passed as an argument.
- The choice is made when the reference is first created.
- The referencing environment is bundled with the subroutine as a closure and passed as an argument for deep binding.
- The implementation is easy in deep binding...
Explanation of Solution
Output for the given program using dynamic scoping with shallow binding:
- The dynamic scoping is the global identifier refers to the identifier related to the most recent environment.
- There is always a run time call static is used to refer the variable in dynamic binding.
- It makes programmer to predict the possible contexts.
- In the shallow binding, the choice is made when the reference is finally used.
- The implementation of shallow binding obvious look for the last activated binding for the name in the stack...
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