<caption><image_128>The image is a screenshot of a code snippet on a computer screen. The code snippet is written in a programming language and is divided into two sections. On the left side of the screen, there is a white rectangle with the text "Namedexer.test" written in red and green. Below the text, there are two lines of code, one labeled "Is equivalent to" and the other labeled "test". On the right side, on the bottom right corner, there appears to be a photo of a person wearing a headset and holding a microphone. The background of the image is beige in color.</caption><transcript><audio_129>these things that that they don't get in the middle so so they are successful so so python had this problem for instance with the wro operator this is the rule that we want to write we want to write that you know the the the wroot can be</transcript><transcript><audio_130>like a name followed by the W root and then the um like an expression or an expression that doesn't have the wall root but it turns out that you check the first sets of test name is here which means that this name and this test are ambiguous because if you check name it can be this version</transcript><caption><image_131>The image is a screenshot of a code snippet on a computer screen. The code snippet is written in white text on a white background. Below the code snippet, there is a text field with three red, green, and yellow dots. On the right side of the image, there are two green circles, one labeled "Real rule" and the other labeled "namedexpr.test.test". On the bottom right corner of the screenshot, there appears to be a photo of a person wearing headphones and holding a microphone. The text field is blank, indicating that the code is not yet written.</caption><transcript><audio_132>or this version so this is ambiguous and we were use we were forced to write this other more generic rule when instead of name we write test here and then in the compiler we do kind of a trick and see when we check okay that that that thing is actually a name and if it's not a name we're going to race an expression</transcript> these things that that they don't get in the middle so so they are successful so so python had this problem for instance with the wro operator this is the rule that we want to write we want to write that you know the the the wroot can be like a name followed by the W root and then the um like an expression or an expression that doesn't have the wall root but it turns out that you check the first sets of test name is here which means that this name and this test are ambiguous because if you check name it can be this version or this version so this is ambiguous and we were use we were forced to write this other more generic rule when instead of name we write test here and then in the compiler we do kind of a trick and see when we check okay that that that thing is actually a name and if it's not a name we're going to race an expression
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