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Functional Programming - Part 7 
===========================================
.. (W 2/24/16)
   
RP 11 part 1
------------

Topics of the day:

  1. Filtering pattern
  2. Folding or reduce pattern

The review problem set for today contains four review problems.

This first problem deals with the filtering pattern.

.. avembed:: Exercises/PL/RP11part1.html ka
   :module: FP7
   :long_name: RP set #11, question #1
   :points: 1.0
   :required: True
   :threshold: 1.0
   :exer_opts: JXOP-debug=true&amp;JOP-lang=en&amp;JXOP-code=java_generic

RP 11 part 2
------------

This problem deals with the folding pattern.

.. avembed:: Exercises/PL/RP11part2.html ka
   :module: FP7
   :long_name: RP set #11, question #2
   :points: 1.0
   :required: True
   :threshold: 1.0
   :exer_opts: JXOP-debug=true&amp;JOP-lang=en&amp;JXOP-code=java_generic


RP 11 part 3
------------

This problem uses both the mapping and the folding patterns.

.. avembed:: Exercises/PL/RP11part3.html ka
   :module: FP7
   :long_name: RP set #11, question #3
   :points: 1.0
   :required: True
   :threshold: 1.0
   :exer_opts: JXOP-debug=true&amp;JOP-lang=en&amp;JXOP-code=java_generic


RP 11 part 4
------------

This problem will give you intensive practice with the folding
pattern. This problem is randomized and must be solved three times in
a row.

.. avembed:: Exercises/PL/RP11part4.html ka
   :module: FP7
   :long_name: RP set #11, question #4
   :points: 1.0
   :required: True
   :threshold: 3.0
   :exer_opts: JXOP-debug=true&amp;JOP-lang=en&amp;JXOP-code=java_generic