exercise 1 is questions j, k and l j. The set of all strings consisting of an open bracket (the symbol [) followedby a list of one or more digits separated by commas, followed by a closingbracket (the symbol ]). use only,k. The set of all strings consisting of zero or more as, with a comma betweeneach a and the next. (There should be no comma before the first or after thelast.)f zero 01-281. The set of all strings consisting of an open bracket (the symbol [) followedby a list of zero or more digits separated by commas, followed by a closingbracket (the symbol ]). Exercise 2 Give an EBNF grammar for each of the languages of Exercise 1. Usethe EBNF extensions wherever possible to simplify the grammars. In particular,you should eliminate explicit recursion from the grammars wherever possible.Don't forget to put single quotes around any EBNF metasymbol when using it as atoken.

Exercise 2 Give an EBNF grammar for each of the languages of Exercise 1. Use the EBNF extensions wherever possible to simplify the grammars. In particular, you should eliminate explicit recursion from the grammars wherever possible. Don't forget to put single quotes around any EBNF metasymbol when using it as a token.

Exercise 2 Give an EBNF grammar for each of the languages of Exercise 1. Use the EBNF extensions wherever possible to simplify the grammars. In particular, you should eliminate explicit recursion from the grammars wherever possible. Don't forget to put single quotes around any EBNF metasymbol when using it as a token.

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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