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1. An ambiguous context-free grammar (CFG) is one where some strings can be derived from more than one parse tree, while an unambiguous CFG ensures each string has a unique derivation tree. 2. Total language trees show all possible derivations for a CFG, with infinite trees for grammars generating infinite languages. 3. Regular grammars are CFGs where productions are of the form Nonterminal → semiword or Nonterminal → word, ensuring the generated language is regular. A finite automaton can be converted to
- Author
- Mohammad Touseef
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