C# programing

C# programing

C# Programing
Section 6: EVALUATION
6.1 Introduction – What is the goal of this section?
Sebesta has a list of language evaluation criteria in chapter one. The criteria are
grouped into three broad categories: readability, writability, and reliability.
Evaluate the language with respect to the following characteristics:
6.2 Simplicity/orthogonality
6.3 Control Structures
6.4 Data types
6.5 Syntax Design
6.6 Support for abstraction
6.7 Expressivity
6.8 Type checking
6.9 Conclusion – what is your overall feeling about the language?
Presentation slides
Slide 1: Application domains
–Where is/are the language used?
(Show a few concrete cases. For example, Web Applications e.g. Netflix)
Slide 2: Distinct Language Feature 1: simple(proof of concept) example
Slide 3: Distinct Language Feature 1: a practical example
Slide 4: Your evaluation of the language
REFERENCES
Use references to strengthen your report. Don’t make a bold statement without
backup! Since many of you are using the web as a major source of information,
pay particular attention to how web references are documented.
Refer to this link for the format of entries in the reference section:
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/research/r_apa.html
Use this format for citing a reference in the main text of the report:
… The language evaluation characteristics were taken from [Sebesta,
2015]….
This citation would link the reader to the following entry in the references section
of the report:
Sebesta, R. (2015). Concepts of Programming Languages, Seventh
Edition. Boston, MA: Addison-Wesley.