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1-2: Making Compiler Design Relevant for Students

It is incredible to think about all the potential that learning all the phases of how to build a compiler have. In the paper, the author talks a lot about of the importance of learning this topic. The paper starts saying that most of the students thinks that making a compiler it is a thing that they will not ever use in the future and how wrong they were. I liked a lot of how the author let us know that we can use all the knowledge learned in this subject to solve real life problems it is amazing. One of the examples that I found interesting was the translator of LaTeX syntax to HTML syntax. The interesting part is the way the author put this, he says that we need to think this as a translation problem; the first step in order to solve this problem is to get the RegEx expression in order to start making the tokens and go to the next phase of the creation of a compiler. The real difficult problem was to process all the special syntax of the LaTeX (things like tables, references and

1-1: About.me

Hi everyone, my name is Fabián Camp Mussa. For this subject, I expect to learn a lot of how does a compiler works and specifically how to build a compiler from scratch; also, I am expecting a lot to learn the C# language and to learn all the bases to create in a future my own programming language. Talking about me I like a lot to spend my free time reading a novel, playing video games, writing stories or poetry and listening to music. Also, I spend my time watching The Witcher series I think the Netflix adaptation its pretty good, so I recommend it. Finally, I will put all my effort to learn all the things the teacher has to teach us and being able to use this knowledge someday in the future.