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I have no idea what Monkey Language is and after reading first few paragraphs it looks like the author does not plan to explain it either. So unless you know wh

• oddity 4y ago
  Considering this is explicitly part 8 of a series, I would recommend starting with part 1, where this is explained. https://medium.com/@mario.arias.c/comparing-kotlin-and-golang-implementations-of-the-monkey-language-3a41122ea732 https://medium.com/@mario.arias.c/comparing-kotlin-and-golan... The language website is here: https://monkeylang.org https://monkeylang.org
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• pizza234 4y ago
  It's a toy language created for, and used by, the book "Writing An Interpreter In Go"¹ (presumably, also by the subsequent book, "Writing A Compiler In Go") It's a good book, very easy to follow, so I think it had a large following of people writing their own dialects, in many languages. ¹=https://interpreterbook.com https://interpreterbook.com