Lecture

Parsing with Combinators

Description

This lecture covers the process of parsing code written in text into tree structures, focusing on the use of parser combinators in Scala. It explains the challenges of writing functions for this task, introduces parser combinator libraries like Scala Parser Combinators, FastParse, and Scallion, and details the implementation of basic and complex parsers. The lecture also discusses filtering, transforming, sequencing, introducing alternatives, making parsers optional, using recursion, and handling spaces in parsers, along with the concept of lexing. Additionally, it explores the monadic nature of parsers, the use of for-notation for sequencing parsers, and concludes with a summary of parsing importance and techniques.

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