Context free grammar is a formal grammar
Just like human languages, there is grammar in compiler design. Context free grammar is a formal grammar which is used in generating all possible strings in a given formal language. It is defined by four tuples.
To detail, explain what CFG is in compiler design. and Given the set of production rules below;
S → dSd
S → cSc
S → f
Check if the string dccfccd can be derived from the given CFG.
Context Free Grammar (CFG) defines the high-level structure of programming languages. Every Context Free Grammar can be converted to a parser which is a component of a compiler that identifies the structure of a program and converts the program into what is called a tree. Explain this phase of parsing in compiler design.
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