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The document describes a new programming language that the reader must write a compiler for. The language includes functions with code statements that can print values. The reader is given code in this language and must output what would be printed when the function is executed.

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› You are stuck in a computer simulation and will need to

interpret some instructions in order to find your way out

› You will write a compiler that can parse code in a new


programming language with similar features to existing
languages but also some new ones

› Follow the white rabbit to find your way out


You are given an input file that contains program code that is written in a new
programming language. In this programming language, the code is a stream of
tokens separated by some white spaces (line breaks or spaces). A token is a
concatenation of characters that are not separated by white spaces or new lines.

Code statements are written in blocks called functions. Those function blocks start
with the token start and end with the token end. Each function contains zero or
more code statements. If we refer to a valid code statement as <statement> then
code statements can be any of the following stream of tokens.
● print <Boolean | Integer | String>, this statement prints its value to the screen
without extra spaces before or after, which means that the output multiple print
statements will always appear concatenated on the screen

Where

Boolean means the token true or the token false

Integer means a token that represents a non negative integer

String means a token that is not a preserved token or Integer or Boolean

Preserved tokens up till now are:

start, end, print

More preserved tokens will be added in future levels


● In this level the code will only contain one function

● In next levels more statements and definitions will be added

Given a code as described above, output what will be printed on the screen after
executing its only function.
Input Output

N functionOutput
Format
lineOfCode (repeated N times)

N (int) number of code lines that follow functionOutput (string) the output that print
Types
lineOfCode (string) one or more space separated tokens statements in the the given code produce

6 isthisthematrix
start
print is
print this
print the
print matrix
end
Example

For easier readability, every statement is shown in one line in the


example. This will not be the case in the real input files.

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