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first I was confused by the DOM example with regular expressions (I thought HTML required a regular language to parse and not a regular grammar)
but section 7.2 explains that it's just an example to show recursive parsing, which makes sense
it uses some import Alt from syntax, maybe that's something I want to learn. Is that ES modules? Or a Node thing?
why isn't the Javascript using semicolons? is that a best practice now?
TIL about class X extends Y, looks like Javascript got classes in 2015. Interesting!
export default (chars) => new RegexLit(chars) is interesting, I didn't know you could do that with exports.
does this matching algorithm have a name? I felt kind of unmoored without knowing what this algorithm is called or what family of algorithms it belongs to.
I was a bit confused by the design patterns, I didn't recognize them. I might just not be a design pattern person though.
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import Alt from
syntax, maybe that's something I want to learn. Is that ES modules? Or a Node thing?class X extends Y
, looks like Javascript got classes in 2015. Interesting!export default (chars) => new RegexLit(chars)
is interesting, I didn't know you could do that with exports.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: