Okay, everyone, there's one other thing regarding identifiers that I want to show you.
In the past, expression was single.
You can see we do SQL zero for number, for operator, for keyword, but we forgot to do it for identifier,
which means that by default, if there's an identifier, it will return minus one, which will give
us an expected behavior.
So we want to do this equals zero here just to show that that pause was successful, just on just on
token type identifier.
If we now go to test C, we should be able to do things like X equals 50 and we just compile that.
I can see.
There we go.
Everything compiles fine.
Okay, so that's perfect, guys.
So hopefully that bug wasn't too annoying for you.
Just a simple typo that we've now fixed.
Thanks for watching.