A interpreter language implementation in Go.
Write an Interpreter in Go source code.
Monkey interpreter language which is implemented Go language. After typing monkey
in terminal, you get into the monkey
programming language.
$ ./monkey
Hello $Username! This is Monkey programming language!
Feel free to type in commnd
Enter "exit()" or CTRL+C to quit command interface
>>>
using let
as keyword, each line ends with ;
.
>>>let a = 3;
>>>let b = 1;
>>>a+b
4
monkey
supports all basic arithmetic operation of int
. int
type is represented by int64
.
>>> let a = 3;
>>> let b = 1;
>>> a + b
4
>>> a - b
2
>>> a * b
4
>>> a / b
3
monkey
contains two builtin containers: array
and map
.
- array
array is a list which organizes items by linear sequence. But types of items can be different from each other.
>>> let a = [1, 2.3, "array"];
>>> a
[1, 2.3, array]
>>> let b = push(a, "another");
>>> b
[1, 2.3, array, another]
- map
map is treated as key-value
container. please attention to that only boolean
, int
and string
types can be used as key.
>>> let a = {"name":"moneky", true:1, 7:"sevent"};
>>> a
{name: monkey, true: 1, 7: seven}
>>> a["name"]
monkey
>>> a[true]
1
>> a[7]
seven
>>>let b = set(a, 8, "eight");
>>> b
{name: moneky, true: 1, 7: sevent, 8: eight}
len
yield the length of builtin containers.
first
yield the first element of array.
last
yield the last element of array.
rest
yield an array which excludes the first element.
push
push an elements into the array.
set
insert key value pair into the map
puts
print literal value of objects.
monkey
use fn
as the definition of function. Apart from regular function using, monkey
also includes high order function.
>>>let add = fn(a, b) { return a + b;};
>>> add(1,2)
3
>>>let addTwo = fn(a,b, f) { return 2 + f(a, b);};
>>>addTwo(1,2, add)
5
monkey
supports if-else statements.
>>> let max = fn(a, b) { if (a > b) { return a;} else { return b; } };
>>> max(1, 2)
2
monkey
support for-loop statement.
>>> let sum = fn(x) { let i = 1; let sum = 0; for (i < x) { let sum = sum + i; let i = i+1; } return sum; };
>>> sum(100)
4950