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Guard =
Qualident ":" Qualident.
ConstExpr =
Expr.
Expr =
SimpleExpr [Relation
SimpleExpr].
SimpleExpr = ["+" | "-"] Term {AddOp Term}. Term = Factor...
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Guard =
Qualident ":" Qualident.
ConstExpr =
Expr.
Expr =
SimpleExpr [Relation
SimpleExpr].
SimpleExpr = ["+" | "-"] Term {AddOp Term}. Term = Factor...
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expression written 4 == (2 + 2) in C, is
represented as (= 4 (+ 2 2)) in Lisp's s-
expr-based
prefix notation. As
noted above, the
precise definition of "atom" varies...
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least (i.e. quadratic) blow-up. The
following grammar, with
start symbol Expr,
describes a
simplified version of the set of all
syntactical valid arithmetic...
- in Unix
programs at Bell Labs in the 1970s,
including lex, sed, AWK, and
expr, and in
other programs such as vi, and
Emacs (which has its own, incompatible...
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programmers otherwise had to
guard case-statements with an
expression such as: if
expr not in [A..B] then default-case. C has the so-called early-out statements...
- is
performed by
expr set x 1 set sum [
expr {$x + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5}]; # $x is not
substituted before p****ing the
parameter to
expr; #
expr substitutes 1 for...
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variables to be
declared as var x =
expr,
which allows the
compiler to
infer the type of x from the
expression expr,
instead of
requiring an
explicit type...
- language.
Production rules are
simple replacements. For example, the
first rule in the picture, ⟨ Stmt ⟩ → ⟨ Id ⟩ = ⟨
Expr ⟩ ; {\displaystyle \langle {\text{Stmt}}\rangle...
- a
metalanguage would be in
defining an
arithmetic expression: <
expr> ::= <term>|<
expr><addop><term> The
first symbol of an
alternative may be the class...
