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Condizione: New. pp. 358.

Condizione: New. pp. 358.

Condizione: New. pp. 358 1st Edition.

N.A. Condizione: New. ISBN:8188583812.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Basic ideology Heavenly knowledge. 2. Contemporary significance Glory and grandeur. Islam in practice. 3. Natural faith Progressive attitude. 4. Role of Islam Pre Islamic Era. Prayers answered. Spread of the new faith. 5. Relevance of Islam Completion of the job. Islamic philosophy and ideology. Rate of success. Faith as a force. 6. Islam in new age Fundamental faith. Struggle for success. Reality at stake. Progressive thoughts. Bibliography. Islam contrary to common belief is a scientific religion based on logic and reasoning with a rational attitude towards life and the world. Islam as a religion and socio political institution came on scene in 7 century A.D. and spread over the world in the years to come the prime reason for this being sovereignty of God and the universal brotherhood. Islam is far more democratic and scientific in its ideology than the world thinks. Islam believes in equality of humanity without discrimination on the basis of gender caste creed or race. It was the first religion to have granted equal rights to women and thats the sole reason why there has been no feminism and women's movement in Islam. Religious philosophy of Islam is liberal in its approach and teaches its followers to respect other religions there is no concept of idol worship in Islam and it believes in one God and his superiority. Its social philosophy is logical in nature. This book deals with all these themes in a very systematic order and the author tries to provide a true picture of Islamic tenets and practices. This research based book covers all those aspects of Islam which provide its relevance in the modern context and explores its role in the contemporary world. 358 pp.

Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Evolution and Development 3 Compilers and Interpreters 4 Source Code 5 Lexical Analysis 6 Syntax Analyzer 7 Compiler Optimization 8 Code Generator 9 Bootstrapping 10 Programming Languages 11 Various Compilers 12 Compiling Tools Bibliography Index Simply in order to reduce the complexity of designing and building computers nearly all the computers are made to execute relatively simple commands A programme for a computer must be built be combining very simple commands into a programme in what is called machine language Since this is a tedious and error prone process most of the programming is instead done using a high level programming language This language can be different from the machine language that the computer can execute so some means for bridging the gap is required This is where the compiler comes in A compiler translates or compiled a programme written in a high level programming language that is suitable for human programmers into the low level machine language that is required by computers A good compiler should however be able to get quite close to the speed of hand written code when translating well structured programmes Since writing a compiler is a nontrivial task it is a good idea to structure the work This book is meant to support a practically oriented course in compiler designing for teachers and students in Computer Science jacket 434 pp.

Contents Vol I Preface 1 Introduction 2 Data structure 3 Data structure and C 4 Searching 5 Complexity Vol II Sorting 7 Dynamic algorithms 8 NP vs P 9 Graph 10 Allocation of memory Bibliography Index In todays world in the field of Computer Science description of problems in the real world has many a superfluous detail An essential step in problem solving is to identify the underlying abstract problems devoid of all unnecessary details Similarly a particular method and model of computer has many details that are irrelevant to the problem eg the processor architecture and the word length One of the arts of computer programming is to suppress unnecessary details of the problem and the computer used An invaluable aid is the use of high level programming language such as C Java Turing Algol ML etc It becomes apparent that seemingly different problems are essentially similar or even equivalent in a deep sense once problems are abstracted For example the problems of maintaining a list of students taking a lecture course and of organizing a dictionary structure in a compiler have much in common both require the storage and manipulation of named things while the things have certain attributes or properties Abstraction allows common solutions to seemingly different problems Data structures and algorithms can be specified in any adequately precise language English and other natural languages are satisfactory if used with care to avoid ambiguity but more precise mathematical languages and programming languages are generally preferred This is a topic covering the representation of data and ways in which those representations can be manipulated This book motivated by the demands of todays advancements in Computer Science is an asset for teachers and students 656 pp.