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  • better-parse

    A nice parser combinator library for Kotlin

    • I'm currently working on the "Kotlin Basics" track, specifically, on the "Smart Calculator" project. It would be super useful to leverage a parser combinator library, e.g., better-parse. Is this possible? Can I just add it as a dependency in Gradle? If so, how would I ideally do it, is there anything to consider? Thanks!

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