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In this book, you will be learning to build an interpreter for a modified subset of Scheme, a Lisp
dialect, using the Rust programming language. The interpreter will be implemented from scratch
using standard Rust. Rust's rich programming constructs such as Enum, Pattern Matching, and
Error Handling will make it easy and a joy to create a fully functional Lisp interpreter. With Rust's
concise syntax, you will be amazed how fast you will be able to get an interpreter working with a
few lines of code within a short period.The book is divided into three parts to ease the learning
curve and not overwhelm the reader. The first part implements a fully functional interpreter and a
REPL (Read-Eval-Print-Loop). This interpreter will support limited data types, variables, if-else
expressions, lambdas (functions), and lambda calls. With the core interpreter framework in place,
the book's second part will extend the interpreter with more advanced data types such as strings,
floats, and lists. This will be followed by additions to support functional programming constructs
such as map, filter, and reduce. In the last part of the book, we will be adding support for closures
and tail call optimization, which will make the interpreter extremely scalable for tail-recursive
functions. You will have a Lisp interpreter with most of the modern functionality implemented by
the end. The book will walk you through each piece of the Rust code and all the tests used to
implement the functionality. In addition, there are exercises spread across the book, providing you
with ideas to add new functionality.This book offers a hands-on approach and does not dwell
much on programming language theory. The goal is to teach you how to practically build
interpreters or DSL (Domain Specific Language) frameworks using Rust. The book is highly
focused and is relatively small (less than 120 pages), so if you are a moderately experienced
programmer, you should be able to consume the book in a short period.