Tristan Brice Velloza Kildaire on Nostr: There are some cases where I use many interfaces (in fact a lot) but a lot of the AST ...
There are some cases where I use many interfaces (in fact a lot) but a lot of the AST is sub-typing (or sub-classing) as it naturally makes sense.
A BinaryOperstor has a LHS and RHS of type Expression. BinaryOperstor itself is a kind-of Expression. Hence it can nest itself with (1*1)+(2*1).
Examples like those are prevalent through TBS syntax of T (and all languages) and hence implementation wise it just made sense to model it using OOP like that.
Open to suggestions and critique!
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