[2] Token Types - Creating Your OWN Coding Language!

[@tristancowen5636]

Actually hyped for this! This seems like the most simple tutorial series for making an interpreter, the rest get convoluted with Classes and all. Can't wait for the next part and keep it up!

[@arielmenezes8919]

Your videos are amazing, you have a natural way of giving tutorials and talking into the microphone, thanks for the help with lexer and parser

[@theivorycoder]

Thank you! I'm Glad you like them!

[@TB-tv2zf]

Fantastic straight to the point explanation. Can't wait for future episodes.

[@pusab2064]

Really good video, cant wait for part 3.

[@juanpauloazaelpalacios-vil5422]

Can’t wait for part 3! Wanted to make a language based on VHDL :)

[@theivorycoder]

Awesome! Good Luck 👍👍!

[@4-starsd646]

When is the third part??

[@rezqy_]

Thank you very much for the second part!!!

[@theivorycoder]

no problem! Hope you like it! :)

[@fatimanasir1502]

can you please upload the whole series asap :( my whole course is dependent on you. gr8 fan!! keep up the good work!! :D ^_^

[@theivorycoder]

Hey! I'm glad you like it, unfortunately I have a lot of priorities so I can't spew out videos daily. Although I will try to get them done as quickly as possible!

[@phillipPbor]

i get error from import regex as re how?

[@rezqy_]

The only thing is that if I take a string like 'print "Hi"' and a string like 'print("Hi")', it scans correctly for the first one but for the second, it just gives me the whole as a symbol

[@theivorycoder]

That's a really good point! One way you may be able to get around it is by replacing "(" and ")" with a space before you do anything else. that way you still get two separate tokens and the second one will still register as a string. The only other thing you'll need to do is remove all empty array items which can be done like this: tokens = [x for x in tokens if x] I'll be sure to cover this in the next video! Thanks :)

[@ArtikLamartik]

very good vid!

[@Programming-Fun-With-Hima]

Oh, that accent ❤

[@igorek6464]

you are cool

[@codexed-i]

Wait, "var"? why don't you use "let"?

[@theivorycoder]

It's up to you! I just decided to use var

[@codexed-i]

@@theivorycoder I cant use var, let is superior in every way. also, i'm coding it in Javascript and it works well! but, where i will add the parenthesis on function calls?