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Structure of the series
Material

Exploring Programming Languages¶

Welcome to our basic course on ANTLR and language engineering! In this series of evenings, we will try to answer these questions:

What is a programming language?
What is ANTLR and what is its purpose?
How to create programming languages with ANTLR.
How does Python work?
How to create a small programming language?

Structure of the series¶

Parsers and ANTLR4
From parser to interpreter
Parsers, interpreters, and compilers

Material¶

October 12, 2024

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