Welcome back! In our first Ohm post, we introduced Ohm and built our very own parser to handle numbers in various formats. In our second post, we turned our parser into a real arithmetic language with binary operations and symbols. Today we will give our language code blocks and conditionals. Code Cleanup The first thing our language needs is a name. I’m a fan of cats, but Cat and Kitten are alrea
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