LiP Lab

LiP students are expected to fork the repository and push solutions to the exercises on their fork.

Invitation to the Discord server: https://discord.gg/fttNEU38

Installing OCaml

To work at these projects you must have a local installation of OCaml. Look here for minimal instructions.

Once you have installed OCaml, work on the following warm-up exercises:

1. Adder
2. Recognizer
3. Tug of war

Lexing and parsing

1. A toy lexer
2. A toy parser
3. Game of life

Arithmetic expressions

1. A minimal language of boolean expressions
2. Boolean expressions with not, and, or
3. Typed arithmetic expressions with dynamic type checking
4. Typed arithmetic expressions with static type checking

Imperative languages

1. A simple imperative language
2. Declaration blocks
3. Functions

References

• OCaml Programming: Correct + Efficient + Beautiful
• OCaml from the very beginning
• B. Pierce. Types and Programming Languages. MIT Press, 2002