Adding Constructs to ‘C’ Through Flex and Bison

Developing a unique language for coding if and for loops involves using creatively designed markers such as “ifff” and “4”. Meeting the three acceptance criteria requires coding loops using these markers, where “ifff” signifies an if loop and “4” represents a for loop. Coding loops conventionally with “0” and “4” is considered unacceptable. Additionally, the language requires modifiers for loops and their respective lengths to be placed on one line. The language also encompasses formatting rules, such as combining multiple lowercase letters and ensuring that the letter “c” appears three times for successful compilation. Repeated occurrence of certain letters is allowed and accepted within the language. Furthermore, specific responses like “np” for “no problem,” “sry” for “sorry,” and “fq” for “thank you” have been formulated based on input.