Lecture

Scallion tutorial: building Parser[A]

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of building Parser[A] using Scallion, including syntaxes, combining syntaxes, recursive syntaxes, LL(1) conflicts, and left factoring. Examples and explanations are provided throughout the tutorial.

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