Interpreting Go
Read OriginalThis article details the process of writing a basic interpreter for the Go programming language using its built-in AST parsing packages. It walks through interpreting a recursive Fibonacci function, covering function definitions, calls, arguments, return values, and basic operators. The tutorial includes code examples and explains the initial steps of error-driven development with Go's AST.
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