- Introduction to Oz: A Multi-Paradigm Programming Language
- Setting Up Your Oz Development Environment
- Your First Oz Program: Writing "Hello, World!"
- Understanding Oz Syntax: A Quick Overview
- Variables and Constants in Oz
- Basic Data Types in Oz: Integer, Real, Boolean, and String
- Working with Lists in Oz
- Basic Arithmetic and Operators in Oz
- Control Flow in Oz: If-Else, Match Expressions, and Loops
- Introduction to Functions and Procedures in Oz
- Using Parameters and Return Types in Oz Functions
- Creating and Using Procedures in Oz
- Understanding the Scope of Variables in Oz
- Pattern Matching with Data Structures in Oz
- Immutable Data Structures in Oz
- Using Recursion in Oz: A Functional Programming Approach
- Working with Tuples and Records in Oz
- Working with Sets in Oz: Basic Operations
- Strings and String Manipulation in Oz
- Input and Output in Oz: Reading and Writing Data
- Advanced Data Types in Oz: Lists, Sets, and Tables
- Creating and Using Algebraic Data Types (ADTs) in Oz
- Exploring Oz’s Declarative Nature: Logic Variables and Constraints
- Introduction to Logic Programming in Oz
- Pattern Matching: Advanced Concepts and Use Cases
- Higher-Order Functions in Oz
- Working with Functions as First-Class Citizens
- Error Handling in Oz: Exceptions and Failure
- Understanding the Oz Evaluation Model
- Concurrent Programming in Oz: Introduction to Threads
- Working with Distributed Systems in Oz
- Working with Dataflow Programming in Oz
- Understanding and Using Oz's Constraint Logic Programming Features
- Memory Management in Oz: Garbage Collection and Resource Management
- Building Modular Programs in Oz with Modules
- Using Functors and Parametric Modules in Oz
- Creating Reusable Code in Oz with Abstractions
- Combining Logic and Functional Programming in Oz
- Unit Testing in Oz: Writing and Running Tests
- Building and Managing Projects in Oz
- Working with Files and Directories in Oz
- Exploring Oz’s Standard Library and Built-in Functions
- Introducing Object-Oriented Programming in Oz
- Using Objects and Classes in Oz
- Exploring Constraints and Their Applications in Oz
- Parallel Programming in Oz with Multiple Threads
- Understanding the Oz Virtual Machine and Runtime
- Exploring Oz's Dataflow and Logic Paradigms
- Using Tuples and Records for Complex Data Structures
- Debugging Oz Programs: Tools and Techniques
- Advanced Logic Programming in Oz: Constraints and Search Problems
- Advanced Memory Management Techniques in Oz
- Using Oz for Distributed and Concurrent Applications
- Creating and Using Higher-Order Logic Variables in Oz
- Meta-Programming in Oz: Reflection and Code Generation
- Designing and Implementing Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs) in Oz
- Optimizing Oz Code for Performance
- Advanced Functional Programming Patterns in Oz
- Working with Streams and Lazy Evaluation in Oz
- Building Custom Data Structures in Oz
- Real-Time and Embedded Programming in Oz
- Concurrency with Communicating Sequential Processes (CSP) in Oz
- Using and Building Efficient Abstract Data Types (ADTs) in Oz
- Building Interactive Applications in Oz
- Using Oz for Building Compilers and Interpreters
- Concurrency and Synchronization in Oz with Multi-Core Systems
- Building Efficient Algorithms in Oz
- Working with Parallelism and Concurrency in Oz
- Building Web Applications in Oz
- Accessing and Using Databases in Oz
- Implementing Advanced Algorithms with Oz
- Optimization Techniques in Oz: Profiling and Performance Tuning
- Building and Managing Large-Scale Oz Projects
- Integrating Oz with Other Languages: C, Java, and Python
- Building Distributed Applications with Oz’s Distributed Computing Features
- Understanding and Using Oz’s Global Data Structures
- Security Considerations in Oz Programming
- Using Oz for Machine Learning and AI Applications
- Advanced Design Patterns in Oz
- Understanding the Oz Execution Model for Concurrency
- Working with Multi-Agent Systems in Oz
- Understanding the Oz Global Store and Its Use Cases
- Designing Real-World Applications with Oz
- Using Oz in Cloud and Serverless Environments
- Building Complex User Interfaces with Oz
- Using Oz for Parallel Scientific Computing
- Building and Deploying Oz Applications for the Web
- Profiling and Debugging Large Oz Applications
- Interfacing Oz with External APIs and Services
- Advanced Metaprogramming Techniques in Oz
- Implementing Distributed Databases in Oz
- Exploring the Future of Oz in Functional and Logic Programming
- Optimizing Parallel Processing Applications in Oz
- Using Oz in High-Performance Computing (HPC) Applications
- Advanced Constraint Programming in Oz
- Building Custom Libraries and Extensions for Oz
- Using Oz for Cloud-Native Applications
- Managing Large-Scale Concurrent Systems with Oz
- Debugging and Testing Distributed Oz Programs
- The Future of Oz: Next-Generation Features and Community Contributions
These chapters cover a wide array of topics, from the fundamentals of Oz syntax and data structures to advanced concepts like concurrent programming, distributed systems, logic programming, and optimization. By following this structure, readers can progress from beginner to expert-level knowledge of Oz and leverage it for a variety of real-world applications.