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If you want to properly set the mood for this chapter, try to conjure up a thunderstorm, one of those swirling tempests that likes to yank open shutters at the climax of the story. Maybe toss in a few bolts of lightning. In this chapter, our interpreter will take breath, open its eyes, and execute some code.

7 Evaluating Expressions You are my creator, but I am your master; Obey! Mary Shelley, Frankenstein If you want to properly set the mood for this chapter, try to conjure up a thunderstorm, one of those swirling tempests that likes to yank open shutters at the climax of the story. Maybe toss in a few bolts of lightning. In this chapter, our interpreter will take breath, open its eyes, and execute some code. A decrepit Victorian mansion is optional, but adds to the ambiance. There are all manner of ways that language implementations make a computer do what the user's source code commands. They c

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