Programming in Clean

Philippos Apolinario

Clean is a cool computer language. It is powerful, it is fast and it generates efficient code. The compiler is easy to install, and fun to use. Since Clean is based on functions, if you have taken High School Algebra, you have all background necessary to program in Clean; but if you flunked in High School Algebra, Clean is the best tool to learn the concepts taught therein. There is one last thing: Clean team members, in Netherlands, are supportive, sympathetic, and ready to answer questions from beginners. Although I am not as knowledgeable as them, let me share my experience in using Clean in Algebra II, that deals with sets, functions, and graphics.

Introductory book.
In html—
Not available
In pdf—
http://www.discenda.org/Clean/mybook.pdf
Installation.
In html—
http://www.discenda.org/Clean/install.html
In pdf—
http://www.discenda.org/Clean/install.pdf
Sets and Functions.
In html—
http://www.discenda.org/Clean/func.html
In pdf—
http://www.discenda.org/Clean/func.pdf
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