EXPL NITC: Build your own Compiler

Murali Krishnan K., students in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering of the Calicut National Institute of Technology

Dive into the practical development of a compiler with the EXPL NITC: Build Your Own Compiler book. Gain hands-on experience in programming languages and compiler construction.

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Introduction

The book EXPL NITC: Build your own Compiler delves into the field of compiler design, focusing on the practical development of a compiler. Authored by Murali Krishnan K. and students in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering of the Calicut National Institute of Technology, the book provides a hands-on approach to understanding programming languages and compiler construction.

Highlights

Focuses on the practical development of a compiler
Provides a hands-on approach to understanding programming languages and compiler construction
Authored by experts in the field of computer science and engineering

Recommendation

This course is recommended for undergraduate Computer Science students who want to gain a deeper understanding of programming languages and compiler construction. The hands-on approach and step-by-step guidance offered by the roadmap make it an excellent choice for those interested in building their own compiler.

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