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LAAIT Interpreter

Written in Go from scratch

Functionalities of Laait

Dynamic Type Language

There is no need of defining Data type for variable explictly input :

let a = 10;
puts(a+1)

Output -> 11 null

input:

let b = "String"
puts(b + " is a string")

Output: String is a string null input:

let c = [1,2,3]
puts(c[1])

Output: 2 null

Variety of DataTypes

  • String
  • Integer
  • Boolean
  • Array
  • Hash Table
  • Support Conditional Statements and Comparision Operators

    input:

    puts(1 < 2)
    puts(1 > 2)
    puts(1 < 1)
    puts(1 == 2)
    puts(1 != 2)
    puts(true == true)
    puts(false == true)
    puts(true != true)
    puts((1 < 2) == false)

    Output: true false false false true true false false false null

    input:

    let a = 10;
    if ( a > 9) {
       if (a < 11){
            puts(" a is 10")
       }
    }
    else{
       puts("a is less than 10");
    }

    Output: a is 10 null

    input: false and true are seprate datatype

    1 == true

    Output: false null

    input:

    puts(!true)
    puts(!false)
    puts(!!true)
    puts(!!false)</code>

    Output: false true true false null

    Every statement is an expression input:

    let a = if (true) { 10 }
    let b = if (false) { 10 }
    let c = if (1) { 10 }
    let d = if ( 1 < 2 ) { 10 }
    let e = if ( 1 > 2) { 10 } else { 20}
    let f = if ( 1 < 2) { 10 } else { 20}
    
    puts(a,b,c,d,e,f)

    Output: 10 null 10 10 20 10 null

    Support Functions

    input:

    let add = function(x,y) { 
              x + y;}
     add(5+5, add(5,5));

    Output: 20 null

    Support global and local variables

    input:

    let global = 10;
    let testFunction = function(){
        puts(global);
        let c = 100;
        let global = 11;}
    testFunction();
    puts(global)
    puts(c)

    Output: 10 10 ERROR: identifier not found: c

    Supports Clousure

    input:

    let newAdder = function(x){
                    function(y){
                            x + y;
                    };
           };
    let addTwo = newAdder(2);       
    addTwo(2);
    

    Output: 4

    Inbuilt functions

    Array in LAAIT are like list in python

    • last(arr) : Give the last element of list
    • push(arr,10) : Return a new the array with appending the element at last
    • first : Give the first element of list
    • rest : Give the rest element of list except first element

    input:

    let a = [1,2,3,4,5];
    puts(a[0], last(a));
    let s = "String"
    puts(len(s))
    let c = push(a, 100)
    puts(c);
    rest(a)

    Output: 1 5 6 [1,2,3,4,5,100] [2,3,4,5]

    Dictionary or Hash Table in LAAIT

    input:

    let c = {"Name" : "Rahul", true: false, 1:20}
    puts(c["Name"], c[true], c[1])

    Output: Rahul false 20 null

    Examples

    Implementing Fibonacci series input:

    let fib = function(a){
        if(a == 0){
            0;
        }
        else{
            if( a == 1 ) {
                1;
            }
            else{
                fib(a - 1) + fib(a -2);
            }
        }
        puts(a);
    }
    
    puts(fib(10));

    Output: 55 null

    Implementing Factorial Program input:

    let fact = function(a){
        if ( a == 0) { 1}
        else { a * fact(a-1) }
    } 
    
    fact(5)

    Output: 120 null

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