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Convalutazione di Haskell e parallelismo

Questo corso introduce i concetti chiave e le tecniche pratiche per la costruzione di applicazioni contemporaneamente e parallele in Haskell Potrai esplorare come creare e gestire i filetti utilizzando forkIO, sfruttare la libreria asinc per operazioni non bloccanti, utilizzare STM (Software Transactional Memory) per condividere in modo sicuro lo stato tra i thread e applicare strategie parallele per le attività di CPU-bound . Durante tutto il corso, ti impegni in esercizi pratici e progetti. Il progetto finale di capstone coinvolgerà la creazione di un programma multi-threaded che scarica e elabora contemporaneamente più file. .

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Language

Haskell

Duration

7 days

Difficulty:

easy

Category

Programming

Certificate

Yes

Requirements

  • Basics of Haskell, Code Editor
01

Introduzione alla convergenza e al parallelismo in Haskell

2 Chapters - 0/2 Completed

Concorrenza vs Parallelismo

Caratteristiche della concorrenza e del parallelismo di Haskell

02

Lavorare con i thread in Haskell

2 Chapters - 0/2 Completed

Creazione e gestione dei filetti

Comunicazione tra fili

03

Asincrono Programmazione con la libreria asincrona a Haskell

1 Chapters - 0/1 Completed

Introduzione alla libreria asinc

04

Software Transactional Memory (STM) e Strategie Parallele in Haskell

2 Chapters - 0/2 Completed

Lavorare con STM (Software Transactional Memory)

Strategie parallele per le attività legate alla CPU

05

Capstone Project – Costruire un Multi‐ File Downloader e processore file in Haskell

4 Chapters - 0/4 Completed

Pianificazione e progettazione del progetto

Fase di attuazione 1 – Impostazione del core

Fase 2 – Integrazione e Test

Presentazione finale e riflessione

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