SML-310LTT86

Introduction to SML-310LTT86 is an introductory module on Standard ML (SML). SML is a statically typed, functional programming language with type inference, pattern matching, and a strong module system (structures/signatures). The course typically covers core features: values, types, lists, recursion, higher-order functions, polymorphism, and pattern matching, plus a gentle introduction to exceptions and basic I/O. You’ll also get a first look at the ML module system and simple, practical programming exercises in labs/tutorials (LTT86). Tools commonly used include SML/NJ or MLton, with hands-on practice writing small programs, solving data-structure problems, and implementing functional algorithms. By the end, you should be able to write, read, and reason about modest SML programs, apply higher-order functions, use polymorphic types, and understand basic modular programming constructs. For exact topics, prerequisites, and assessment, consult your official syllabus; share details if you want a tailored summary.

SML-310LTT86 is a two-pin surface-mount LED. The pins are anode (+) and cathode (−); its function is to emit light when forward-biased (used as a low‑current indicator/backlight LED).

SML-310LTT86 uses a surface-mount (SMD) package.