Instructions Natural numbers are defined 1) positive integers 2) non-negative integers Define a production rule set to represent natural numbers. 1. Define natural numbers as positive integers, meaning starting from 1. 2. Define natural numbers as non-negative integers, meaning starting from 0. Note: natural numbers should start with a non-zero digit if it's a more than one digit number After you're done with your grammar definition, please try to derive the following numbers to check if the grammar is correct: 100 101 -> O (non-negative natural numbers grammar only) 1 How to submit: In a Word/PDF file, write down your two grammar definitions. For each definition, write down the derivation process of number 101. Submit the file.

Instructions Natural numbers are defined 1) positive integers 2) non-negative integers Define a production rule set to represent natural numbers. 1. Define natural numbers as positive integers, meaning starting from 1. 2. Define natural numbers as non-negative integers, meaning starting from 0. Note: natural numbers should start with a non-zero digit if it's a more than one digit number After you're done with your grammar definition, please try to derive the following numbers to check if the grammar is correct: 100 101 -> O (non-negative natural numbers grammar only) 1 How to submit: In a Word/PDF file, write down your two grammar definitions. For each definition, write down the derivation process of number 101. Submit the file.

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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