Interp - Learn to build an interpreter

Interp - an Interpreted Programming Language Pt.15 - Demo Functions

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It’s Pt. 15 and today we look at some real world examples. Thank you for sticking with me through this series :). This will be the last part for now.

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What’s up? Pt. 14 shows you how to implement built-in functions.

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In Pt. 13 we implement importing code.

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Hello there! Let’s do functions. It’s Pt. 12 ;)

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How’s it going? Tody in Pt. 11 we make lists and dicts.

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Hey there! It’s Pt. 10 and in this one we create a command line interface. Also, comments and multilines.

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Hello! This time in Pt. 9 we implement looping.

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Hey there! Today in Pt. 8 we implement conditional code.

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It’s Pt. 7 Interp is now closer to becoming an actual programming language. This time we implement variables.

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In Pt. 6 we dive deeper into the world of parsing.

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Hey there! It’s time for Pt. 5. Today we take it easy and focus on errors our interpreter might throw us.

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Welcome to Pt.4 where we implement a simple hello world case. :)

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In Pt. 3 we start coding the project and define some command-line arguments.

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Hello! This is Pt. 2 of the Interp series. In this post, let us discuss syntax.

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Hello there! In this series we are going to develop an interpreted programming language, Interp.