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This introduction to the basic methods for implementing programming languages shows how to write simple compilers and interpreters -- and relates them to the syntax and semantics of the implemented language. It follows a top-down approach that first views compilers and interpreters as "black boxes;" and then examines their workings in detail. Features a case study of a compiler and interpreter for a small programming language.