### Converting BNF to EBNF**Exercise:**Convert the following BNF (Backus-Naur Form) to EBNF (Extended Backus-Naur Form). **BNF Grammar:**``` ::= + | - | ::= * | / | ::= ** | ::= () | id```**Explanation:**This BNF grammar consists of four non-terminal symbols `expr`, `term`, `factor`, and `exp`. Each of these non-terminals can be expanded to represent other non-terminals or terminals. The goal is to convert this representation from BNF to EBNF, which provides syntactic sugar to make the notation more concise.**Conversion:**Let's simplify the above rules using EBNF notation.1. **Expression (``)** In BNF: ``` ::= + | - | ``` In EBNF, we can use `{}` to denote repetition (zero or more times) and `[]` for optional elements: ``` ::= { ("+" | "-") } ```2. **Term (``)** In BNF: ``` ::= * | / | ``` In EBNF: ``` ::= { ("*" | "/") } ``` 3. **Factor (``)** In BNF: ``` ::= ** | ``` In EBNF: ``` ::= [ "**" ] ```4. **Expression Operand (``)** In BNF: ``` ::= () | id ``` In EBNF: ```

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