In a context-free grammar, non-terminal symbols appear on the left-hand side of rules and may also appear on the right-hand side of rules. O True False

Compiler design please do asap   A Regular Grammar is any right-linear or left-linear grammar. True False

Make the grammar parser for the grammar below. The lexical analyzer is considered known. The components written in bold are considered woven: cell fiber| woven cells: (cell)+ cell: ADN ARN Please I need the source code

expr term_tail term factor_tail id = expr | term term_tail + term term_tail | E factor factor_tail → * factor factor_tail | e factor → (expr) | id Explain why the grammar above is not LL(1). Be specific.

In their grammar-parsing algorithms, compilers typically only support a subset of all possible grammars.

Parsing algorithms in compilers usually support a subset of grammars.

Parsing a small set of grammars is possible using a variety of approaches.

Compiler design please do asap   In Right-Linear grammars, all productions have the form: A → xB. True False

Several methods exist for parsing the small number of available grammars.

Find the context free rules and hence the Context Free Grammar for the following sentences: 1. I want a morning flight 2. I want a flight from Nagpur to Mumbai 3. Show me the cheapest flight with lunch 4. Do any of these flights have stops? 5. Which flights serve breakfast?