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Why are LR parsers a better option than LL parsers?
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LR parsers can be constructed to recognize nearly all
LR-parsing is the most general non-backtracking, shift-reduce method known, yet can be implemented relatively efficiently.
LR parsing can detect a syntactic error as soon as possible
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Why are LR parsers a better option than LL parsers?
Group of answer choices
All these options are correct
LR parsers can be constructed to recognize nearly all programming-language constructs for which CFGs exist.
LR-parsing is the most general non-backtracking, shift-reduce method known, yet can be implemented relatively efficiently.
LR parsing can detect a syntactic error as soon as possible
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