mlpl | Multilingual Programming Language | Interpreter library
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Multilingual Programming Language - Multilingual Programming Language, MLPL, is envisioned as an introductionary programming language for children. A problem with majority of programming languages in use today is that they require some knowledge of an English language and alphabet. Children from non-English speaking countries therefore have a higher barrier for entry than children whose native language is English. Idea behind MLPL is to create an interpreter for a language with very simple syntax that can be easily localized. A programmer would beside source code file provide a file that contains all the keywords localized to programmer's native language. Thus, children from non-English speaking countries can start programming at much earlier age. Example usage is mlpl mycode.mlpl mylocalization.cfg. Initial version of MLPL was heavily influenced by Kenneth C. Louden's implementation of a Tiny programming language as an example in a book Compiler Construction Principles and Practice by the same author. Large part of the initial code implementation was directly borrowed from the code Kenneth C. Louden provided in the book. You can download the whole source code of Tiny compiler and virtual machine on the link:
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- genStmt generates code for statement .
- init initializes the locale
- HandleArgs handles command line arguments .
- genExp generates code .
- syntaxError prints a LexerError message
- checkNode checks the type of a node
- Parse parses the given source file .
- insertNode inserts a node into the buffer .
- AssembleReserved creates a list of reserved array
- Generate code for code .
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I am trying to loop through a dataframe but I am getting a for row in i["Attachments"]: TypeError: list indices must be integers or slices, not str
My JSON file has Attachments yet it is giving me errors. I have possibly tried all ways from Stackoverflow to get this issue solved, but to my dismay none of them really worked.
this is my Json file
idx.json
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Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 13:15I've modified the code a little and have used dictionary for easier access and it is working great.
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