*5) Consider a language which uses the following set of characters: Prefix set: { a ei} Small set: {bcd} Large set: {BCD} Punctuation set: { x y} This language must follow the following rules: i. A series must start with a prefix character ii. A series must end with a punctuation character iii. A series can have up to but no more than 7 characters, excluding prefix and punctuation characters. iv. A series may not have more small characters than large characters, unless the series has a small character that immediately precedes the final punctuation character Which one of the following series do not follow all the rules of the language defined above? axcDDy eBddx iDcbey ibBDy (All of the series follow the language rules]

*5) Consider a language which uses the following set of characters: Prefix set: { a ei} Small set: {bcd} Large set: {BCD} Punctuation set: { x y} This language must follow the following rules: i. A series must start with a prefix character ii. A series must end with a punctuation character iii. A series can have up to but no more than 7 characters, excluding prefix and punctuation characters. iv. A series may not have more small characters than large characters, unless the series has a small character that immediately precedes the final punctuation character Which one of the following series do not follow all the rules of the language defined above? axcDDy eBddx iDcbey ibBDy (All of the series follow the language rules]

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

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

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

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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