Analysing Screenplay with Mathematica
I have a close relative who is an aspiring movie screenplay writer. During one of our recent meetings, he shared
C++17: constexpr if
constexpr if is another nice little feature in C++17, which significantly simplifies the way we code, especially in the context
C++17: std::any
In the previous two posts, I talked about std::variant<> and std::optional<>. Today, I want to take up std::any for discussion.
C++17: std::optional<>
Suppose we want to write a function that returns a value, but with the possibility that the computation might fail.
C++17: std::variant<>
C++17 introduces a new type-safe union in the form of std::variant. At any time, it can store a single value
C++17: Initialization in Selection Statements
C++17 enhances if and switch statements with the ability to define variables whose life-time is limited to the corresponding scope.
Using Function Calls in the Grammar
One of the advanced features of iLangGen is the ability to embed arbitrary function calls on the RHS of grammar
Reuse of Grammars Through Inheritance
We are familiar with the advantages of class inheritance in object-oriented languages such as C++, C#, Java, and Python. The
Repetition in Grammar Rules
Many times, we need to repeatedly generate an element, or in general, have a way to control the number times
Text Generation Using iLangGen Framework
The two primary areas in Natural Language processing are Natural Language Understanding and Natural Language Generation. The former is concerned