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Content CS 4323 PROGRAMMING ASSIGNMENT 1 (SCANNER Due: March 6, 2018 This project builds the first component of a compiler, the lexical analyzer (or scanner), for TrumpScript language. The Internet explanation of the syntax of TrumpScript was incomplete, so I mixed it with other typical language features (thus the name TrumpScriptt ) and constructed context-free rules defining this modified (and simplified) TrumpScript. These rules will be further transformed later, if necessary, into the form with which LI(1) parsing can be done. A few funny features of this language include; . Every program must start with the message "Make programming great again" and end with "America is great". There is no import statement, America doesn't need it. There is no floating-point number, all numbers are integers greater than a million. There is no input statement, Trump doesn't need it Boolean values are denoted by fact and lie, meaning true and false, respectively. The language is case-insensitive. Error messages are maximally rude to programmers.

Content "Nina Lives Alone" Nina just started and needs to see the database Check out this upgrade Nina built! You're fired Hmm, in my last job we used scripts to automate these tasks Ohhh Amazing, this gives me a great idea! Pick up his work and triple the output SgtBaconBurger

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OMG, the COSMIC BETRAYAL of code that worked flawlessly this morning but suddenly decides to throw a tantrum in the afternoon! 😱 It's like your program woke up and chose VIOLENCE. There you are, basking in the glory of your morning success, thinking you're basically a coding deity... then BOOM! Your precious creation looks you dead in the eyes and dramatically declares "Well now I am not doing it." The AUDACITY! The DRAMA! It's giving "my code has more mood swings than a teenager" energy. And the worst part? You changed ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. This is why programmers have trust issues!

Your RAM before and after string concatenation in a loop. Left side: Happy dev using StringBuilder to efficiently manage memory. Right side: The haunted face of someone who just watched their app crash because they used the + operator to concatenate strings 10,000 times in a loop. The difference between O(n) and O(n²) performance isn't just theoretical—it's written all over your face when production goes down.