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Qu'est-ce (qui) est LEGO (proof assistant) - définition


LEGO (proof assistant)         
LOGICAL PROOF ASSISTANT
Lego (proof assistant)
LEGO is a proof assistant developed by Randy Pollack at the University of Edinburgh. It implements several type theories: the Edinburgh Logical Framework (LF), the Calculus of Constructions (CoC), the Generalized Calculus of Constructions (GCC) and the Unified Theory of Dependent Types (UTT).
Modulex         
  • Two Lego Duplo bricks with a standard brick for comparison
  • Lego injection moulding machines, made by the German company [[Arburg]]
  • Hilary Fisher Page's ''Interlocking Building Cubes'' by [[Kiddicraft]], 1939
  • The Lego factory in [[Kladno]], Czech Republic
  • A Lego store in Canada
  • Lego building at NASA's [[Kennedy Space Center]]
  • A Lego set released in 2013, "Gold Getaway", based on the Lego Castle theme
  • Lego bricks
  • Lego sets of the Lego City theme
  • Lester mascot at the world's largest Lego store in Leicester Square, London
  • archive-date=5 September 2011}}</ref>
  • A model of [[Trafalgar Square]], London, in [[Legoland Windsor]]
CONSTRUCTION TOY
LEGOs; Lego Quest; LEGO; LEGO Vikings; Throwbots; Slizers; Lego blocks; MOC (My Own Creation); Lego wars; Legos art; LEGOS; Lego Transport; LEGO Set; Lego.com; Lego network; Play well; Lego Models; LEGO Models; My Lego Network; Lego brick; Lego set; Lego studs; Lego stud; Lego Exclusives; Lego vikings; Lego website; Www.lego.com; Lego web page; Lego shop; My lego; LEGO Hero Factory; LEGO Hero Factory TV series; List of LEGO Hero Factory episodes; List of LEGO tv shows; Lego superheroes; Clikit; Lego Hero Factory; Lego tire; Lego tyres; Lego tires; Lego tyre; Lego bricks; User:AdviceOnTech/Lego WeDo Robotics; Slizer/Throwbots; Lego System; LEGO tire; Lego books and magazines; Lego books; Lego magazines; Modulex; Lego (toy)
Based on Modula-2. Mentioned by M.P. Atkinson & J.W. Schmidt in a tutorial in Zurich, 1989.
Lego         
  • Two Lego Duplo bricks with a standard brick for comparison
  • Lego injection moulding machines, made by the German company [[Arburg]]
  • Hilary Fisher Page's ''Interlocking Building Cubes'' by [[Kiddicraft]], 1939
  • The Lego factory in [[Kladno]], Czech Republic
  • A Lego store in Canada
  • Lego building at NASA's [[Kennedy Space Center]]
  • A Lego set released in 2013, "Gold Getaway", based on the Lego Castle theme
  • Lego bricks
  • Lego sets of the Lego City theme
  • Lester mascot at the world's largest Lego store in Leicester Square, London
  • archive-date=5 September 2011}}</ref>
  • A model of [[Trafalgar Square]], London, in [[Legoland Windsor]]
CONSTRUCTION TOY
LEGOs; Lego Quest; LEGO; LEGO Vikings; Throwbots; Slizers; Lego blocks; MOC (My Own Creation); Lego wars; Legos art; LEGOS; Lego Transport; LEGO Set; Lego.com; Lego network; Play well; Lego Models; LEGO Models; My Lego Network; Lego brick; Lego set; Lego studs; Lego stud; Lego Exclusives; Lego vikings; Lego website; Www.lego.com; Lego web page; Lego shop; My lego; LEGO Hero Factory; LEGO Hero Factory TV series; List of LEGO Hero Factory episodes; List of LEGO tv shows; Lego superheroes; Clikit; Lego Hero Factory; Lego tire; Lego tyres; Lego tires; Lego tyre; Lego bricks; User:AdviceOnTech/Lego WeDo Robotics; Slizer/Throwbots; Lego System; LEGO tire; Lego books and magazines; Lego books; Lego magazines; Modulex; Lego (toy)
¦ noun trademark a toy consisting of interlocking plastic building blocks.
Origin
1950s: from Dan. leg godt 'play well'.

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LEGO (proof assistant)
LEGO is a proof assistant developed by Randy Pollack at the University of Edinburgh. It implements several type theories: the Edinburgh Logical Framework (LF), the Calculus of Constructions (CoC), the Generalized Calculus of Constructions (GCC) and the Unified Theory of Dependent Types (UTT).