(WIP)

A parser implemented in C# as a final requirement for my CCS 238 Programming Languages class for Dr. Felipe P. Vista IV.

Demonstrates compiler design theory from:

Scanner (Lexical Analysis) -> Parser (Syntax Analysis)

Progress:

• Scanner Tokenization
• Parse Tree
• Expression Output

Written by:
- 🤓 Carlo Antonio T. Taleon
- 👧 Glecy S. Elizalde
- 🤠 Christopher Joseph T. Rubinos

Make sure to install .Net SDK if you haven't yet

1. Clone this repo and change your directory

# >
git clone https://github.com/Blankeos/cs-parser
cd cs-parser
# cs-parser>

2. Run the project in your terminal

# cs-parser>
dotnet run

It's basically like you're talking to some dude named Carlo.

• Variables with create
• Print to console with say
• Arithmetic + - * /
• Comments with %

% filename: input.carlo

create age = 21

say age
% 21

say age - 1
% 20

func sayHello(name, age)
    say "Hello " + name + "! You are " + age

sayHello "Carlo" 21
% Hello Carlo! You are 21