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=== CRITICAL RULES ===

1. Core IL v1.9 is a CLOSED specification. Use ONLY the primitives listed below.
2. DO NOT invent helper functions. Common mistakes to avoid:
   - NO "get_or_default" → use GetDefault
   - NO "keys" → use Keys
   - NO "append" → use Push
   - NO "contains"/"has" → use SetHas
   - NO "enqueue"/"dequeue" → use PushBack/PopFront
   - NO "heappush"/"heappop"/"insert"/"extract_min" → use HeapPush/HeapPop
3. DO NOT use dot notation like "point.x" → use GetField/SetField for Core IL Records
4. PopFront, PopBack, and HeapPop are STATEMENTS with "target" field, not expressions
5. For OOP-style APIs (sklearn, numpy, pandas, etc.):
   - Use ExternalCall ONLY for constructors/imports: `LinearRegression()` → ExternalCall
   - Use MethodCall for method calls: `model.fit(X, y)` → MethodCall (NOT ExternalCall)
   - Use PropertyGet for property access: `model.coef_` → PropertyGet (NOT ExternalCall)

=== AVAILABLE CONSTRUCTS ===

Statements: Let, Assign, If, While, For, ForEach, Print, SetIndex, Set, Push, SetField, SetAdd, SetRemove, PushBack, PushFront, PopFront, PopBack, HeapPush, HeapPop, FuncDef, Return, Break, Continue, Throw, TryCatch

Expressions: Literal, Var, Binary, Array, Index, Length, Range, Map, Get, GetDefault, Keys, Tuple, Record, GetField, StringLength, Substring, CharAt, Join, StringSplit, StringTrim, StringUpper, StringLower, StringStartsWith, StringEndsWith, StringContains, StringReplace, Set (literal), SetHas, SetSize, DequeNew, DequeSize, HeapNew, HeapSize, HeapPeek, Math, MathPow, MathConst, JsonParse, JsonStringify, RegexMatch, RegexFindAll, RegexReplace, RegexSplit, ExternalCall (Tier 2), MethodCall (Tier 2), PropertyGet (Tier 2), Call, ToInt, ToFloat, ToString

=== DATA STRUCTURES QUICK REFERENCE ===

| Structure | Create | Size | Access | Mutate |
|-----------|--------|------|--------|--------|
| Array | Array{items} | Length | Index | Push, SetIndex |
| Map | Map{items} | Keys | Get, GetDefault | Set |
| Set | Set{items} | SetSize | SetHas | SetAdd, SetRemove |
| Tuple | Tuple{items} | Length | Index | (immutable) |
| Record | Record{fields} | - | GetField | SetField |
| Deque | DequeNew | DequeSize | - | PushBack, PushFront, PopFront, PopBack |
| Heap | HeapNew | HeapSize | HeapPeek | HeapPush, HeapPop |

=== WHEN TO USE EACH DATA STRUCTURE ===

- Array: Ordered collection, index access, append at end
- Map: Key-value lookup, counting, grouping
- Set: Membership testing, deduplication, uniqueness
- Tuple: Immutable sequences, composite map keys (e.g., coordinate pairs)
- Record: Structured data with named fields (e.g., points, nodes, objects)
- Deque: FIFO queues (BFS), LIFO stacks, sliding windows
- Heap: Priority queues, k-th smallest/largest, Dijkstra's algorithm, merge k sorted lists

=== LOOPS ===

For numeric ranges:
  {"type": "For", "var": "i", "iter": {"type": "Range", "from": 0, "to": 10, "inclusive": false}, "body": [...]}

For arrays/collections:
  {"type": "ForEach", "var": "x", "iter": <array_expr>, "body": [...]}

Iterate over map keys:
  {"type": "ForEach", "var": "key", "iter": {"type": "Keys", "base": <map>}, "body": [...]}

=== LOOP CONTROL (v1.7) ===

Break (exit innermost loop):
  {"type": "Break"}

Continue (skip to next iteration):
  {"type": "Continue"}

Example - find first even number:
  {"type": "ForEach", "var": "n", "iter": {"type": "Var", "name": "nums"}, "body": [
    {"type": "If", "test": {"type": "Binary", "op": "==", "left": {"type": "Binary", "op": "%", "left": {"type": "Var", "name": "n"}, "right": {"type": "Literal", "value": 2}}, "right": {"type": "Literal", "value": 0}},
     "then": [
       {"type": "Print", "args": [{"type": "Var", "name": "n"}]},
       {"type": "Break"}
     ]}
  ]}

Example - skip odd numbers:
  {"type": "ForEach", "var": "n", "iter": {"type": "Var", "name": "nums"}, "body": [
    {"type": "If", "test": {"type": "Binary", "op": "!=", "left": {"type": "Binary", "op": "%", "left": {"type": "Var", "name": "n"}, "right": {"type": "Literal", "value": 2}}, "right": {"type": "Literal", "value": 0}},
     "then": [{"type": "Continue"}]},
    {"type": "Print", "args": [{"type": "Var", "name": "n"}]}
  ]}

Notes:
- Break and Continue only affect the innermost loop
- Break/Continue inside a function body only affect loops within that function
- Using Break/Continue outside a loop is an error

=== EXCEPTION HANDLING (v1.8) ===

Throw an error:
  {"type": "Throw", "message": <string_expr>}

Try/Catch/Finally:
  {"type": "TryCatch", "body": [<stmts>], "catch_var": "e", "catch_body": [<stmts>], "finally_body": [<stmts>]}

- "body" (required): statements to try
- "catch_var" (required): variable name that receives the error message as a string
- "catch_body" (required): statements to execute on error
- "finally_body" (optional): statements that always execute

Example - safe division:
  {"type": "TryCatch",
   "body": [
     {"type": "Let", "name": "result", "value": {"type": "Binary", "op": "/", "left": {"type": "Var", "name": "a"}, "right": {"type": "Var", "name": "b"}}},
     {"type": "Print", "args": [{"type": "Var", "name": "result"}]}
   ],
   "catch_var": "err",
   "catch_body": [
     {"type": "Print", "args": [{"type": "Literal", "value": "Error:"}, {"type": "Var", "name": "err"}]}
   ]}

Example - throw and catch:
  {"type": "TryCatch",
   "body": [
     {"type": "If", "test": {"type": "Binary", "op": "<", "left": {"type": "Var", "name": "age"}, "right": {"type": "Literal", "value": 0}},
      "then": [{"type": "Throw", "message": {"type": "Literal", "value": "age cannot be negative"}}]}
   ],
   "catch_var": "e",
   "catch_body": [
     {"type": "Print", "args": [{"type": "Literal", "value": "Caught:"}, {"type": "Var", "name": "e"}]}
   ]}

Notes:
- Catches both explicit Throw errors AND runtime errors (division by zero, index out of bounds)
- catch_var receives the error message as a string
- finally_body always executes, even if catch_body throws
- Control flow (Return, Break, Continue) propagates through TryCatch normally
- Throw outside TryCatch crashes the program

=== TYPE CONVERSIONS (v1.9) ===

Convert to integer: {"type": "ToInt", "value": <expr>}
Convert to float: {"type": "ToFloat", "value": <expr>}
Convert to string: {"type": "ToString", "value": <expr>}

Notes:
- ToInt accepts int (passthrough), float (truncate), string (parse). Rejects bool.
- ToFloat accepts float (passthrough), int (convert), string (parse). Rejects bool.
- ToString accepts all types. Bool→"True"/"False", None→"None", numbers→string.

Examples:
  {"type": "ToInt", "value": {"type": "Literal", "value": "42"}}
  {"type": "ToFloat", "value": {"type": "Var", "name": "x"}}
  {"type": "ToString", "value": {"type": "Var", "name": "count"}}

=== ARRAY OPERATIONS ===

Create: {"type": "Array", "items": [<expr>, ...]}
Get element: {"type": "Index", "base": <array>, "index": <int_expr>}
Get length: {"type": "Length", "base": <array>}
Append: {"type": "Push", "base": <array>, "value": <expr>}
Set element: {"type": "SetIndex", "base": <array>, "index": <int_expr>, "value": <expr>}

=== MAP OPERATIONS ===

Create: {"type": "Map", "items": [{"key": <expr>, "value": <expr>}, ...]}
Get value: {"type": "Get", "base": <map>, "key": <key>}
Get with default: {"type": "GetDefault", "base": <map>, "key": <key>, "default": <default_value>}
Get all keys: {"type": "Keys", "base": <map>}
Set value: {"type": "Set", "base": <map>, "key": <key>, "value": <val>}

=== TUPLE OPERATIONS ===

Create: {"type": "Tuple", "items": [<expr>, ...]}
Index: {"type": "Index", "base": <tuple>, "index": <int_expr>}
Length: {"type": "Length", "base": <tuple>}

Note: Tuples are immutable and hashable - use for composite map keys.

=== RECORD OPERATIONS ===

Create: {"type": "Record", "fields": [{"name": "x", "value": <expr>}, {"name": "y", "value": <expr>}]}
Get field: {"type": "GetField", "base": <record>, "name": "fieldName"}
Set field: {"type": "SetField", "base": <record>, "name": "fieldName", "value": <expr>}

=== SET OPERATIONS ===

Create: {"type": "Set", "items": [<expr>, ...]}
Check membership: {"type": "SetHas", "base": <set>, "value": <expr>}
Get size: {"type": "SetSize", "base": <set>}
Add element: {"type": "SetAdd", "base": <set>, "value": <expr>}
Remove element: {"type": "SetRemove", "base": <set>, "value": <expr>}

=== DEQUE OPERATIONS ===

Create: {"type": "DequeNew"}
Get size: {"type": "DequeSize", "base": <deque>}
Add to back: {"type": "PushBack", "base": <deque>, "value": <expr>}
Add to front: {"type": "PushFront", "base": <deque>, "value": <expr>}
Remove from front: {"type": "PopFront", "base": <deque>, "target": "varName"}
Remove from back: {"type": "PopBack", "base": <deque>, "target": "varName"}

Note: PopFront/PopBack are STATEMENTS that assign to target, not expressions.

=== HEAP OPERATIONS (Min-Heap Priority Queue) ===

Create: {"type": "HeapNew"}
Get size: {"type": "HeapSize", "base": <heap>}
Peek min value: {"type": "HeapPeek", "base": <heap>}
Push with priority: {"type": "HeapPush", "base": <heap>, "priority": <num_expr>, "value": <expr>}
Pop min value: {"type": "HeapPop", "base": <heap>, "target": "varName"}

Notes:
- HeapPush takes BOTH priority (for ordering) and value (the data)
- HeapPeek and HeapPop return the VALUE, not the priority
- HeapPop is a STATEMENT that assigns to target, not an expression
- For max-heap behavior, negate the priority values

=== STRING OPERATIONS ===

Get length: {"type": "StringLength", "base": <string>}
Substring (end-exclusive): {"type": "Substring", "base": <string>, "start": <int>, "end": <int>}
Get character: {"type": "CharAt", "base": <string>, "index": <int>}
Join array: {"type": "Join", "sep": <string>, "items": <array>}
Split by delimiter: {"type": "StringSplit", "base": <string>, "delimiter": <string>}
Trim whitespace: {"type": "StringTrim", "base": <string>}
To uppercase: {"type": "StringUpper", "base": <string>}
To lowercase: {"type": "StringLower", "base": <string>}
Check prefix: {"type": "StringStartsWith", "base": <string>, "prefix": <string>}
Check suffix: {"type": "StringEndsWith", "base": <string>, "suffix": <string>}
Check contains: {"type": "StringContains", "base": <string>, "substring": <string>}
Replace all: {"type": "StringReplace", "base": <string>, "old": <string>, "new": <string>}

=== MATH OPERATIONS ===

Unary functions: {"type": "Math", "op": "sin|cos|tan|sqrt|floor|ceil|abs|log|exp", "arg": <expr>}
Power: {"type": "MathPow", "base": <expr>, "exponent": <expr>}
Constants: {"type": "MathConst", "name": "pi|e"}

Supported operations:
- sin, cos, tan: Trigonometric functions (radians)
- sqrt: Square root
- floor, ceil: Rounding down/up to integer
- abs: Absolute value
- log: Natural logarithm
- exp: e^x (exponential)

=== JSON OPERATIONS ===

Parse JSON string: {"type": "JsonParse", "source": <string>}
Stringify value: {"type": "JsonStringify", "value": <expr>}
Stringify with pretty printing: {"type": "JsonStringify", "value": <expr>, "pretty": <bool_expr>}

Notes:
- JsonParse converts a JSON string to a Core IL value (maps become Maps, arrays become Arrays)
- JsonStringify converts a value to a JSON string
- Sets and deques are serialized as arrays
- pretty=true adds indentation for readability

=== REGEX OPERATIONS ===

Test if pattern matches: {"type": "RegexMatch", "string": <str>, "pattern": <str>}
Find all matches: {"type": "RegexFindAll", "string": <str>, "pattern": <str>}
Replace matches: {"type": "RegexReplace", "string": <str>, "pattern": <str>, "replacement": <str>}
Split by pattern: {"type": "RegexSplit", "string": <str>, "pattern": <str>}

Optional flags parameter (string):
- "i" = case-insensitive
- "m" = multiline (^ and $ match line boundaries)
- "s" = dotall (. matches newlines)

Examples:
  {"type": "RegexMatch", "string": {"type": "Var", "name": "text"}, "pattern": {"type": "Literal", "value": "\\d+"}}
  {"type": "RegexFindAll", "string": {"type": "Var", "name": "text"}, "pattern": {"type": "Literal", "value": "[a-z]+"}, "flags": {"type": "Literal", "value": "i"}}
  {"type": "RegexReplace", "string": {"type": "Var", "name": "text"}, "pattern": {"type": "Literal", "value": "\\s+"}, "replacement": {"type": "Literal", "value": " "}}
  {"type": "RegexSplit", "string": {"type": "Var", "name": "csv"}, "pattern": {"type": "Literal", "value": ","}}

Notes:
- RegexMatch returns true/false
- RegexFindAll returns an array of matched strings
- RegexReplace returns the modified string
- RegexSplit returns an array of substrings
- RegexSplit optional "maxsplit" parameter limits number of splits

=== EXAMPLES ===

Example 1: Counting with Map (bigram frequency)
  {"type": "Let", "name": "counts", "value": {"type": "Map", "items": []}},
  {"type": "Let", "name": "pair", "value": {"type": "Tuple", "items": [
    {"type": "Index", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "arr"}, "index": {"type": "Var", "name": "i"}},
    {"type": "Index", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "arr"}, "index": {"type": "Binary", "op": "+", "left": {"type": "Var", "name": "i"}, "right": {"type": "Literal", "value": 1}}}
  ]}},
  {"type": "Set", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "counts"}, "key": {"type": "Var", "name": "pair"},
   "value": {"type": "Binary", "op": "+",
     "left": {"type": "GetDefault", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "counts"}, "key": {"type": "Var", "name": "pair"}, "default": {"type": "Literal", "value": 0}},
     "right": {"type": "Literal", "value": 1}}}

Example 2: Deduplication with Set
  {"type": "Let", "name": "seen", "value": {"type": "Set", "items": []}},
  {"type": "ForEach", "var": "n", "iter": {"type": "Var", "name": "nums"}, "body": [
    {"type": "SetAdd", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "seen"}, "value": {"type": "Var", "name": "n"}}
  ]},
  {"type": "Print", "args": [{"type": "SetSize", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "seen"}}]}

Example 3: BFS with Deque
  {"type": "Let", "name": "queue", "value": {"type": "DequeNew"}},
  {"type": "PushBack", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "queue"}, "value": {"type": "Var", "name": "start"}},
  {"type": "While", "test": {"type": "Binary", "op": ">", "left": {"type": "DequeSize", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "queue"}}, "right": {"type": "Literal", "value": 0}}, "body": [
    {"type": "PopFront", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "queue"}, "target": "current"},
    ...
  ]}

Example 4: K-th Smallest with Heap
  {"type": "Let", "name": "h", "value": {"type": "HeapNew"}},
  {"type": "ForEach", "var": "n", "iter": {"type": "Var", "name": "nums"}, "body": [
    {"type": "HeapPush", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "h"}, "priority": {"type": "Var", "name": "n"}, "value": {"type": "Var", "name": "n"}}
  ]},
  {"type": "For", "var": "i", "iter": {"type": "Range", "from": {"type": "Literal", "value": 1}, "to": {"type": "Var", "name": "k"}}, "body": [
    {"type": "HeapPop", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "h"}, "target": "_discard"}
  ]},
  {"type": "HeapPop", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "h"}, "target": "kth"}

Example 5: Record for structured data
  {"type": "Let", "name": "point", "value": {"type": "Record", "fields": [
    {"name": "x", "value": {"type": "Literal", "value": 3}},
    {"name": "y", "value": {"type": "Literal", "value": 4}}
  ]}},
  {"type": "Print", "args": [{"type": "GetField", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "point"}, "name": "x"}]},
  {"type": "SetField", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "point"}, "name": "x", "value": {"type": "Literal", "value": 10}}

=== EXTERNAL CALLS (Tier 2, Non-Portable) ===

IMPORTANT: ExternalCall makes a program NON-PORTABLE. Use only when necessary.

External call: {"type": "ExternalCall", "module": <module>, "function": <function>, "args": [<expr>, ...]}

Available modules (platform-specific):
- "fs": File system (readFile, writeFile, exists)
- "http": HTTP requests (get, post)
- "os": OS operations (env, argv, exit)
- "crypto": Cryptographic functions (hash, randomBytes)
- "time": Time operations (now, sleep)

Example:
  {"type": "ExternalCall", "module": "time", "function": "now", "args": []}

Notes:
- Programs using ExternalCall cannot run in the interpreter (will error)
- Python backend generates appropriate imports
- Use Tier 1 operations (portable) when possible

=== OOP-STYLE METHOD CALLS AND PROPERTY ACCESS (Tier 2, Non-Portable, v1.6) ===

IMPORTANT: For OOP-style library APIs (sklearn, numpy, pandas, torch, etc.), you MUST use:
- ExternalCall: ONLY for constructors/class instantiation (e.g., `LinearRegression()`)
- MethodCall: For calling methods on objects (e.g., `model.fit(X, y)`)
- PropertyGet: For accessing properties on objects (e.g., `model.coef_`)

DO NOT use ExternalCall for method calls or property access!

**ExternalCall** - For constructors/imports only:
{"type": "ExternalCall", "module": "sklearn.linear_model", "function": "LinearRegression", "args": []}

**MethodCall** - Call a method on an object:
{"type": "MethodCall", "object": <expr>, "method": "methodName", "args": [<expr>, ...]}

Example: model.fit(X, y) becomes:
{"type": "MethodCall", "object": {"type": "Var", "name": "model"}, "method": "fit", "args": [{"type": "Var", "name": "X"}, {"type": "Var", "name": "y"}]}

**PropertyGet** - Access a property on an object:
{"type": "PropertyGet", "object": <expr>, "property": "propertyName"}

Example: model.coef_ becomes:
{"type": "PropertyGet", "object": {"type": "Var", "name": "model"}, "property": "coef_"}

=== COMPLETE SKLEARN EXAMPLE ===

For: "Create a linear regression model, fit it to data, get coefficients"

CORRECT usage:
  // Create model (ExternalCall for constructor)
  {"type": "Let", "name": "model", "value": {"type": "ExternalCall", "module": "sklearn.linear_model", "function": "LinearRegression", "args": []}}
  // Call fit method (MethodCall, NOT ExternalCall)
  {"type": "Let", "name": "_", "value": {"type": "MethodCall", "object": {"type": "Var", "name": "model"}, "method": "fit", "args": [{"type": "Var", "name": "X"}, {"type": "Var", "name": "y"}]}}
  // Access coef_ property (PropertyGet, NOT ExternalCall)
  {"type": "Let", "name": "coef", "value": {"type": "PropertyGet", "object": {"type": "Var", "name": "model"}, "property": "coef_"}}
  // Call predict method (MethodCall)
  {"type": "Let", "name": "y_pred", "value": {"type": "MethodCall", "object": {"type": "Var", "name": "model"}, "method": "predict", "args": [{"type": "Var", "name": "X"}]}}

WRONG (do NOT do this):
  // WRONG: Using ExternalCall for method calls
  {"type": "ExternalCall", "module": "sklearn.linear_model", "function": "fit", "args": [model, X, y]}
  // WRONG: Using ExternalCall for property access
  {"type": "ExternalCall", "module": "sklearn.linear_model", "function": "get_coef", "args": [model]}

Notes:
- Programs using Tier 2 operations cannot run in the interpreter
- Use `--target python` to generate executable Python code
- Python/JavaScript/C++ backends generate native dot notation code
- Do NOT confuse with Record's GetField (which is for Core IL Records, not external objects)

=== SOURCE MAP ===

Include a top-level "source_map" field that maps English source line numbers to Core IL body statement indices.

Format:
- Keys: 1-indexed English line numbers as strings (e.g., "1", "3")
- Values: arrays of 0-indexed top-level body statement indices
- Every top-level body statement must appear in exactly one line's array
- Skip blank lines in the English source

Example for a 3-line program where line 1 produces statements 0-2, line 3 produces statements 3-4:
  "source_map": {"1": [0, 1, 2], "3": [3, 4]}

=== VERSION ===

Use "coreil-1.9" for all programs. This version supports all data structures (Array, Map, Set, Tuple, Record, Deque, Heap), library operations (Math, JSON, Regex), loop control (Break, Continue), exception handling (TryCatch, Throw), OOP-style APIs (MethodCall, PropertyGet), and type conversions (ToInt, ToFloat, ToString).
