CS代写 TESTS. Tests for Project 2.

TESTS. Tests for Project 2.

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Unlike the tests for a lab, these are not worth points! Instead, they help
test if your parser works correctly.

(* Make a parser NEXT THING that reads from the file “things.txt”. *)

let nextThing = Parser.makeParser “things.txt” ;;

(* Each call to NEXT THING reads a Lisp expression, constructs an equivalent
OCaml object, and returns that object. The comment following each call shows
what OCaml will print if NEXT THING works correctly. These are the same
Lisp expressions that were used to test your print function from Lab 10. *)

nextThing () ;; (* nil *)

(* – : thing = Nil *)

nextThing () ;; (* 7734 *)

(* – : thing = Number 7734 *)

nextThing () ;; (* lobyms *)

(* – : thing = Symbol “lobyms” *)

nextThing () ;; (* (a) *)

(* – : thing = Cons (Symbol “a”, Nil) *)

nextThing () ;; (* (a b) *)

(* – : thing = Cons (Symbol “a”, Cons (Symbol “b”, Nil)) *)

nextThing () ;; (* (a b c) *)

(* – : thing = Cons (Symbol “a”, Cons (Symbol “b”, Cons (Symbol “c”, Nil))) *)

nextThing () ;; (* ((a) b c) *)

(* – : thing =
Cons (Cons (Symbol “a”, Nil), Cons (Symbol “b”, Cons (Symbol “c”, Nil))) *)

nextThing () ;; (* ((a b) c) *)

(* – : thing =
Cons (Cons (Symbol “a”, Cons (Symbol “b”, Nil)), Cons (Symbol “c”, Nil)) *)

nextThing () ;; (* a (b c) *)

(* – : thing =
Cons (Symbol “a”, Cons (Cons (Symbol “b”, Cons (Symbol “c”, Nil)), Nil)) *)

nextThing () ;; (* ((a b c)) *)

(* – : thing =
Cons (Cons (Symbol “a”, Cons (Symbol “b”, Cons (Symbol “c”, Nil))), Nil) *)

nextThing () ;; (* (define ! (lambda (n) (if (= n 0) 1 (∗ n (! (− n 1)))))) *)

(* – : thing =
Cons (Symbol “define”,
Cons (Symbol “!”,
(Cons (Symbol “lambda”,
Cons (Cons (Symbol “n”, Nil),
(Cons (Symbol “if”,
Cons (Cons (Symbol “=”, Cons (Symbol “n”, Cons (Number 0, Nil))),
Cons (Number 1,
(Cons (Symbol “*”,
Cons (Symbol “n”,
(Cons (Symbol “!”,
(Cons (Symbol “-“,
Cons (Symbol “n”, Cons (Number 1, Nil))),

(* At this point, we’ve read all the Lisp expressions from “things.txt”, so if
you call NEXT THING again, it should raise the exception CAN’T PARSE. *)

nextThing () ;;

(* Exception: Parser.Can’tParse “Unexpected end of file”. *)

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