Learner Reviews & Feedback for Programming Languages, Part B by University of Washington
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AZ
Mar 23, 2018
Great course with really interesting and challenging assignments that allow to get more precise vision on programming languages (especially on PL's typing systems) and get experience with modern LISP
VA
Mar 18, 2018
This course (as Part A and C) is great - Dan is great in teaching and the content is perfect for anyone who wants to learn more about programming languages!\n\nWarning - you might end up loving FP :)
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By David X
•Feb 3, 2021
The latter half of this course is much harder than the former, but there are still knowledge I can understand. Next step, Part C
By Kyle K
•Jul 13, 2020
Awesome course, a lot of fun with really interesting exercises. The interpreter homework was both difficult and super rewarding.
By syoya
•May 19, 2020
A good introduction to dynamically typed language. I really the discussion about the static checking and dynamic checking.
By Sunil B
•Mar 19, 2018
Awesome course for programmer's interested in learning programming idioms or otherwise interested in language design
By Mike A
•Apr 24, 2021
I've learned so much in doing this courses. I can not recommend them enough. Dan is a brilliant teacher too.
By Stanislav K
•Jul 7, 2017
It's hard not to see how much time and energy is spent on this course by the instructor and the team!
By Khôi Đ M
•Dec 12, 2021
Worth your time for gaining a deeper insight of programming language. So challenging and intriguing!
By Hristo I
•Oct 25, 2020
Parenthesising expressions has never been more fun. And you get to implement your own Lisp dialect.
By Dario G
•Nov 16, 2016
Lovely course! The treatment on closures was great, and I really enjoyed the programming exercise.
By Cheng H
•Dec 16, 2018
the best online course I've ever taken! expecting more courses from Dan and Washington University
By Morton L
•Mar 24, 2020
Great course to learn dynamic typed language, and implemented a interpreter on a small language.
By Suchith J N
•Feb 2, 2017
The assignment is challenging. This course gives a very good idea of how an interpreter works.
By Jayadev H
•Oct 16, 2019
Better than the first one has we get more into the theory which is super useful!:)
Thanks Dan!
By Oleksandr O
•Sep 17, 2017
I really enjoy the course and like how Dan explains everything. Very thoroughly and clear!
By Pritesh S
•Feb 26, 2021
Fairly tough assignments but a great course!!
Need more courses from Prof Dan Grossman.
By anton k
•Jan 9, 2018
Very interesting and challenging course. One of the best courses on Cousera, for sure.
By lander
•Sep 4, 2017
excellent! vey helpful for ungraduates and programmer! need time to understand truly.
By Yifeng M
•Jul 13, 2017
One of the Best course I have ever taken. A great many of concrete examples. Thanks!
By Sonia R A
•Aug 21, 2020
Great course, I have learned a lot. The assignments are challenging and rewarding.
By steve b
•Apr 18, 2021
Solidified my understanding of many confusing topics, such as delayed evaluation.
By Ahmad H
•Dec 21, 2021
Very hard and challenging, definitely worth it if you like to challenge yourself
By Cheng Z
•Jun 3, 2017
It is great fun to learn Racket and use it to implement an interpreter for MUPL.
By Kevin Z
•Aug 16, 2018
Amazing course!!! Excellent lecturer!! Really learn a lot of PL and Racket.
By Shreck Y
•Jan 8, 2021
Excellent course that introduced me to the field of programming languages.
By Luis G
•Dec 31, 2019
excellent. not much to add to what has already been said in other reviews.
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