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expression = op, expression || var, expression || var

cond = op, cond || var, cond || var

These functions seem to be broken atm, maybe it has somehting to do with the previous conflict with true?

parse the following:

• code block
• declariation
• assignment
• print

Finished powerpoint, would appreciate a second set of eyes on it.

Right now the only error message I used was "you done fucked up" we MIGHT want to find something else to use if we wanna present this

• code block
• declariation
• assignment
• print

cond = op, cond || var, cond || var

I tried using the regex
""""([^"])""""
to parse strings, which works in the interpreter (""""([^"]*)"""".r findFirstIn "variable Hodor \"This is a string\"" returns Some("This is a string"), for example).

We had to go off spec to get function parsing to work (specifically, we had to bound the function parameters in both the declaration and call to be bounded by parenthesis). We should fix this to make it match the "style" of the rest of the code.

expression = op, expression || var, expression || var

Implement an entirely Hodor Based Variable Scheme. Integers will be of the form "HODOR!!!" repeated the number of times that you want the integer to equal. Strings will be represented by chained strings of the form hodorhodor, where each string represents a character. This value of this character will map to a binary number where a zero is represented by a lowercase letter and a one is represented by an uppercase letter (for example, the character "a", which has the binary value " 1100001" will be represented by the string HOdorhoDor)