22FA CSC321-PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMMING LANG 98312 Modify the following ambiguous grammar to unambiguous grammar that takes precedence of operator * over + ->= ->+|*| ->a|b|c For example, using the above grammar we can create two parse trees (different meanings) for: c=a+b*c Test cases for your new grammar: c=a+b*c, c=a*b+c, c=a, c=a+b

22FA CSC321-PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMMING LANG 98312 Modify the following ambiguous grammar to unambiguous grammar that takes precedence of operator * over + ->= ->+|| ->a|b|c For example, using the above grammar we can create two parse trees (different meanings) for: c=a+bc Test cases for your new grammar: c=a+bc, c=ab+c, c=a, c=a+b

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