Abstract Syntax Tree Representation
Abstract Syntax Tree Representation is a formal structural model that encodes the syntactic structure of source code by abstracting away concrete lexical details and representing program constructs as a hierarchical tree of nodes, where each node denotes a syntactic category and its children reflect the compositional relationships among language elements.
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