FunctionCalls & Object Member Expressions - Programming Language From Scratch

This episode covers the creation of the call expression as well as member expression for the AST.

We will also re-work the null type and add two more types true and false.

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[yadavdhakal]

One of the best tutorial series ever seen!! Helpful for every CS students during their Compiler Design course!!

[Pryme]

Can you go over the runtime part of the method operations?

[chiseledcheese]

following this tutorial with c# and implementing type safety
really loving this series, thank you so much. i really appreciate your effort!

[aviinl]

Oh noo, this is the last episode (for now) :-(
I've been following along but writing the code in Rust, and everything compiles and runs as expected so far!
Amazing tutorial series, very easy to follow along, great explanations, keep it up!
Can't wait for the next one!

[JXTR]

Could you continue the series please it's amazing and you've taught me a lot about how a language works behind the scenes.

[John]

Amazing series. I was always curious of the process of creating a language and this is scratching that itch perfectly. Thank you for making this!

[vishnuv-fdlf]

Great series. waiting for the continuation

[not_kelbaz]

I want more !! This tutorial is so helpful !

[skyedotexe]

this series has been fascinating, thank you - you deserve a whole lot more recognition for it! do you plan to continue the series, and maybe cover (e.g.) functions, loops, arrays, or even OOP?

(also seems like your discord link expired)

[bighair]

Awesome man! keep going bro! i've been following in python and it's been a lot of fun and learning :)

[visitkoushik]

Its a great series where is the thanks button?

[vaelix-dev]

Could you help me add eval_member_expr in expressions.ts please? I can’t figure it out.

[neil]

Hey amazing series! If you don't mind me asking, when will the series continue?

[PapitaPure]

Everything's working so far for my implementation, but I'm having trouble parsing function call chains without parenthesis.
I want something like:
"a.b.c().d().e.f"
Instead of having to do:
"((a.b.c()).d()).e.f"

[soumikmukherjee]

@tyleraceby Please bring on the further episodes... can't wait to develop something which I always wanted

[TheBusinessDude]

Me patiently waiting for the next part(s) °-°

[zombiigames]

You Forget To Add The Evaluate Member Expressions Function In The Interpreter

[execute]

heya, you forgot conditionals, and the if statement, I dont think its practical to have a language that cant even parse conditions.