Q5. [25] The bottom-up parsing uses an LR-parser. Show a complete LR-parse, including parse stack contents, input string, and action for the string a* (a + a) that ends with a marker '$', using the following grammar of the expression and the parse table below. Complete your parsing in the given empty table. - Refer to the handout, LR-parsing-Action-GOTO.pdf. If you'd like to, you can write a program to mplement it in Q6. The output must print the LR-parsing table. Grammar:

Q5. [25] The bottom-up parsing uses an LR-parser. Show a complete LR-parse, including parse stack contents, input string, and action for the string a* (a + a) that ends with a marker '$', using the following grammar of the expression and the parse table below. Complete your parsing in the given empty table. - Refer to the handout, LR-parsing-Action-GOTO.pdf. If you'd like to, you can write a program to mplement it in Q6. The output must print the LR-parsing table. Grammar:

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