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100 1  Metsker, Steven John,|eauthor. 
245 10 Building Parsers with Java(TM).|h[O'Reilly electronic 
       resource] 
260    Boston :|bAddison Wesley Professional|cMarch 2001. 
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520    Parser building is a powerful programming technique that 
       opens a world of opportunity for designing how users 
       interact with applications. By creating mini-languages, 
       you can precisely address the requirements of your 
       application development domain. Writing your own parsers 
       empowers you to access a database more effectively than 
       SQL to efficiently control the movement of an order 
       through its workflow, to command the actions of a robot, 
       and to control access privileges to transactions in a 
       system. The repertoire of today's professional programmer 
       should include the know-how to create custom languages. 
       Building Parsers with Java ™ shows how to create parsers 
       that recognize custom programming languages. This book and
       its accompanying CD provide an in-depth explanation and 
       clearly written tutorial on writing parsers, following the
       Interpreter Design Pattern. An easy-to-follow 
       demonstration on how to apply parsers to vital development
       tasks is included, using more than a hundred short 
       examples, numerous UML diagrams, and a pure Java parser 
       toolkit to illustrate key points. You will learn How to 
       design, code, and test a working parser How to create a 
       parser to read a data language, and how to create new 
       computer languages with XML How to translate the design of
       a language into code How to accept an arithmetic formula 
       and compute its result How to accept and apply matching 
       expressions like th* one How to use tokenizers to define a
       parser in terms of logical nuggets instead of individual 
       characters How to build parsers for a custom logic 
       language like Prolog How to build parsers for a custom 
       query language that goes beyond SQL How to construct an 
       imperative language that translates text into commands 
       that direct a sequence of actions 0201719622B04062001. 
521    Scholarly & Professional|bAddison Wesley Professional. 
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650  0 Java (Computer program language) 
650  6 Java (Langage de programmation) 
650  7 Java (Computer program language)|2fast 
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       with Java(TM).|dBoston : Addison Wesley Professional March
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