A Simple interpreter made as my assignment.

This was done for an assignment in University. I had to make a simple interpreter that interpreted a made up scripting language called "Espresso Language". In the end, it became a very basic scripting language interpreter. It had to follow the following:

• The compiler takes a file (program file) and executes it line by line, so it is more like an interpreter, not a real compiler

​Each line of a program in Espresso language contains a single statement. There are three types of statements in Espresso language:

1. ​The​ ​assignment​ ​statement:​ the syntax of an assignment statement is variable = infix-expr. When an assignment statement is executed the 'infix-expr' is evaluate and its value is assigned to the variable.
2. ​The​ ​input​ ​statement:​ ​the syntax of an input statement is read variable When an input statement is executed the program asks the user to enter an integer and assigns the entered value to the specified variable.
3. ​The​ ​output​ ​statement:​ ​the syntax of an output statement is print infix-expr When an output statement is executed the infix-expr is evaluate and its value is printed on the screen.

• goto 'linenumber' jumps to the given line number
• if infix-exp <comparison operator> infix-exp checks if comparison between the two infix expressions is true, if so, it executes the given code block within the if statement.

Examples programs are included.