The MNL: A Block-Based Functional Programming Language with Reactive Blocks

The complexity of functional programming languages can pose a challenge for learners. However, the use of block-based languages in learning programming can lower the barriers to the learning process. While many block languages have been created, they often lack essential features of functional languages and do not include the type inference.

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2025-10-09
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3759534.3762684
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Embedded Systems Design Techniques
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The MNL: A Block-Based Functional Programming Language with Reactive Blocks

Steven Lolong
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The MNL: A Block-Based Functional Programming Language with Reactive Blocks

Steven Lolong
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The complexity of functional programming languages can pose a challenge for learners. However, the use of block-based languages in learning programming can lower the barriers to the learning process. While many block languages have been created, they often lack essential features of functional languages and do not include the type inference.

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