ANTLR Programming Masterclass with Python

ANTLR Programming Masterclass with Python, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 49 lectures, based on 51 reviews, and has 403 subscribers.

You will learn about Know the different phases of compilation, in particular lexical, syntactic and semantic analysis. Master the creation and design of a programming language. Master the ANTLR tool to build interpreters, compilers, and translators. Understand the transformation of the source code to parse the abstract syntax tree. Deeply understand how to design an interpreter from scratch. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone interested in learning how to design a compiler and interpreter. or Any engineer, developer, programmer who wants to improve their interview skills. or Any self-taught programmer who has omitted a computer science degree. or Anyone interested in learning how to design a programming language. It is particularly useful for Anyone interested in learning how to design a compiler and interpreter. or Any engineer, developer, programmer who wants to improve their interview skills. or Any self-taught programmer who has omitted a computer science degree. or Anyone interested in learning how to design a programming language.

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Summary

Title: ANTLR Programming Masterclass with Python

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 49

Number of Published Lectures: 43

Number of Curriculum Items: 49

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 43

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Know the different phases of compilation, in particular lexical, syntactic and semantic analysis.

Master the creation and design of a programming language.

Master the ANTLR tool to build interpreters, compilers, and translators.

Understand the transformation of the source code to parse the abstract syntax tree.

Deeply understand how to design an interpreter from scratch.

Who Should Attend

Anyone interested in learning how to design a compiler and interpreter.

Any engineer, developer, programmer who wants to improve their interview skills.

Any self-taught programmer who has omitted a computer science degree.

Anyone interested in learning how to design a programming language.

Target Audiences

Anyone interested in learning how to design a compiler and interpreter.

Any engineer, developer, programmer who wants to improve their interview skills.

Any self-taught programmer who has omitted a computer science degree.

Anyone interested in learning how to design a programming language.

Become an Interpreter expert and learn one of the most in-demand skills in 2023!

Learn how to design a compiler and interpreter from scratch, get hired, and have fun along the way with the most modern and up-to-date computer science course on Udemy. This course focuses on efficiency: never again waste time on confusing, outdated, and incomplete programming tutorials. We’re pretty sure this is the most comprehensive and modern course you’ll find anywhere on the subject.

This comprehensive, problem and exam-based course will introduce you to all the modern skills of an Interpreter specialist, and along the way we’ll solve various  interpreter design and analysis problems to give you experience. You will have access to all the work material and templates in the downloadable resources of the course. so you can put them in your portfolio right away! We believe this course solves the biggest challenge for entering the field of computer science: having all the necessary resources in one place and learning the latest trends and job skills that employers want.

The curriculum will be very hands-on as we guide you from start to finish to become a professional computer scientist. The course includes the entire Interpreters and Compilers syllabus from a college degree. So to any self-taught programmer who skipped college, this course is ideal.

The course is divided into sections where we delve into each of the Interpreters and Compilers topics. In addition, we also study the main applications in the real world today.

Some of the concepts we will study are:

Study of the design of a compiler and interpreter.

Compilation and Interpretation phases.

Lexical, syntactic and semantic analysis of a programming language.

Design of context-free grammars.

Differences between compilers and interpreters.

Tools for the creation of lexical and syntactic analyzers.

Master the ANTLR tool to build language interpreters, compilers and translators.

Design of a Programming Language from scratch.

Concept of visitors and listeners in compiler design.

Study and design of the abstract syntax tree (AST).

Generation of the symbol table in the construction of compilers.

By the end of this course, you will be an engineer specialized in compiler and interpreter design. You may be hired in large companies. We will use everything we learn in the course to create professional projects. In the end, you’ll have a stack of projects you’ve built that you can show off to others.

Whether you’re new to computer science, looking to improve your skills, or come from a different industry, this course is for you. This course is not about making you just design without understanding the principles, so when you’re done with the course you won’t know what to do but watch another tutorial. Nope! This course will push and challenge you to go from being an absolute beginner with no Compiler experience, to someone who can create your own workflows.

Compilers and Interpreters have applications in marketing and business finance, healthcare, cybersecurity, retail, transportation and logistics, agriculture, Internet of Things, gaming and entertainment, patient diagnostics, fraud detection, manufacturing anomaly detection, government, academia/research, recommendation systems, and much more. The skills learned in this course will give you many options for your career.

You’ll get lifetime access to all lectures!

So, what are you waiting for? Learn Compilers and Interpreters in a way that advances your career and increases your knowledge, all in a fun and hands-on way!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Course

Lecture 2: Course Agenda

Chapter 2: Compiler Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Introduction to Compilation

Lecture 2: Compiler Example

Lecture 3: Interpreter Concept

Lecture 4: Syntax of a Programming Language

Chapter 3: ANTLR4 and Python3 Installation

Lecture 1: Install ANTLR4 and Python3

Chapter 4: Introduction to ANTLR

Lecture 1: First Program in ANTLR

Lecture 2: Notes on the Entry

Lecture 3: Visitors

Lecture 4: Evaluator Visitor

Chapter 5: Elementary Interpreters

Lecture 1: Interpreter for Addition and Subtraction

Lecture 2: Introduction to Labels

Lecture 3: Use of Labels

Lecture 4: Interpreter for the Product

Lecture 5: Interpreter for the Division

Chapter 6: Interpreter with Variables

Lecture 1: Initial Interpreter – Grammar

Lecture 2: Initial Interpreter – Visitor

Lecture 3: Initial Interpreter – Python Script

Chapter 7: Interpreters with Conditional Recognition

Lecture 1: Interpreter 1 – Grammar

Lecture 2: Interpreter 1 – Visitor

Lecture 3: Interpreter 2 – Grammar

Lecture 4: Interpreter 2 – Visitor

Chapter 8: Interpreters with While

Lecture 1: Loop Recognition – Grammar

Lecture 2: Loop Recognition – Visitor

Chapter 9: Final Programming Language

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Project

Lecture 2: Bazilio Program Example

Lecture 3: Presentation of the Bazilio Programming Language

Lecture 4: Specification of Bazilio Programming Language

Lecture 5: Grammar Construction – Part 1

Lecture 6: Grammar Construction – Part 2

Lecture 7: Grammar Construction – Part 3

Lecture 8: Visitor Implementation – Part 1 – Structure

Lecture 9: Visitor Implementation – Part 2 – Rules

Lecture 10: Visitor Implementation – Part 3 – Lilypond Notes Transformation

Lecture 11: Visitor Implementation – Part 4 – Procedures

Lecture 12: Visitor Implementation – Part 5 – Expressions

Lecture 13: Visitor Implementation – Part 6 – Add/Cut Rules

Lecture 14: Visitor Implementation – Part 7 – Musical Notes and Expressions

Lecture 15: Visitor Implementation – Part 8 – Less Than Operator

Lecture 16: Visitor Implementation – Part 9 – End of the Visitor

Lecture 17: LilyPond Music Score and Audio Files

Lecture 18: End of the Project

Instructors

Lucas Bazilio
Engineer and Mathematician

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1 stars: 1 votes

2 stars: 1 votes

3 stars: 4 votes

4 stars: 14 votes

5 stars: 31 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have access to the course materials?

You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

Can I take my courses with me wherever I go?

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