Context-Free Grammars and Parsing
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Description: An article defining the grammar and how Binary Normal Form (BNF) is used to parse words in a context free language. An example shows how operator precedence is preserved in a context free grammar.
Syntactic Analysis - Context-Free Grammars and Parsing is a formal system that describes a language by specifying how any legal text can be derived from a distinguished symbol called the each of which states that a given symbol can be replaced by a given sequence
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