Interpreter Design Pattern (C#)

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The interpreter design pattern explained with examples in code.
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@user-mh6xu6um9p 3 года назад

Make a video about regex pls!

@RawCoding 3 года назад

I shall!

@kylerebstock1487 3 года назад

Liked and subscribed! Very nice! Love these! Keep em coming. I'll be sharing with my teams.

@RawCoding 3 года назад

Glad you like em, and thank you for sharing)

@LucasMarinoElementh 3 года назад

Great work, thank you very much!!

@RawCoding 3 года назад

Thank you for watching

@alexplom5958 3 года назад

Nice artwork :)

@RawCoding 3 года назад

I’ll tell me gf you said that :D

@tuberklz 3 года назад

i would really appreciate a video about regex, and also maybe about an introduction to a helper library like fluent regex. i have not used yet but kind of remembered somehow. please keep on with the good stuff. kudos

@RawCoding 3 года назад

Cheers, haven’t used any reflex libraries myself

@khaledadnan5293 3 года назад

Thank you that's awesome 👌. Please make tutorial regex and pooling object design patterns

@RawCoding 3 года назад

Reflex will come ) haven’t done pooling before so we’ll need to see what’s up there

@RawCoding Год назад

Regex Tutorial for beginners: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-s32PyN3q2gY.html I've also used this pattern to create an HTML programming language: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-F0facQCNUcY.html

@clearlyunwell 3 года назад

👍🏽

@RawCoding 3 года назад

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@tomthunderforest1681 3 года назад

if you got a problem and you use regex, you have two problems ;)

@RawCoding 3 года назад

Haha why is that ? :D

@Kitulous 3 года назад

so Tom what do you propose? make a lexer, tokenize the order and parse it as if it was a programming language?

@szeroki 3 года назад

@@Kitulous I like to use LINQ to solve this kind of problem

@tomthunderforest1681 3 года назад

@@szeroki The same me :)

@Kitulous 3 года назад

@@szeroki for example how? how do you transform the string "order 10x 'blah blah blah' from YadaYada" into new Order { Qty = 10, Product = "blah blah blah", Source = "YadaYada" } with the use of linq so that it's somewhat readable?