Consider the context free grammar (CFG): (S being the start symbol) S-AB A-aAb | aabb 3-cBd | cd The grammar is strong LL(k). ) Determine the value of k. ) As a result of a) above, compute the corresponding look ahead sets (for each production). :) As a result of b) above, write (in C++ pseudo code) the corresponding recursive descent parser (for the grammar)

Consider the context free grammar (CFG): (S being the start symbol) S-AB A-aAb | aabb 3-cBd | cd The grammar is strong LL(k). ) Determine the value of k. ) As a result of a) above, compute the corresponding look ahead sets (for each production). :) As a result of b) above, write (in C++ pseudo code) the corresponding recursive descent parser (for the grammar)

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