> So if you define a variable in a quoted portion, you should be able to 
> reference it in the unquoted portion
- From quoted to unquoted: Yes, that's correct.
- From unquoted to quoted: For security concern, accessing values from unquoted 
portion will require explicit specification if the values are not basic atomic 
ones (int, float, str, None, etc)

> I am mostly curious about how the interactions between quoting and unquoting 
> will be defined and also how it would be implemented.

The mechanism here is that the core logic is in IRBuilder, and the parser is 
only a thin wrapper of the IRBuilder. More specifically, any `T.xxx` is a call 
into the IRBuilder, in both quoted and unquoted portion, and the only 
difference is it's run by the interpreter or the parser.


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