Explain how you can build ast (abstract syntax trees) in groovy from string?
Answer / Mr.amit Kumar
Groovy provides a library called 'grogopa' for building Abstract Syntax Trees (ASTs) from Groovy source code as strings. To use this library, you would first add it to your project dependencies and then use the following syntax to build an AST: import grogopa.GroovyAstParser parser = new GroovyAstParser(ParseOptions.builder().build()) ast = parser.parse(groovyCode) To obtain the AST as a string, you would use the 'toString()' method on the resulting AST node.
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