Question 1 PLEASE DON'T COPY PASTE THE ANSWER FROM OTHER CHEGG QUESTIONS. I NEED A NEW CORRECT ANSWER.   Consider the following sequence of a generic program written in an unknown programming language: case j+2 of 2: ; a,b,c: ; 3..14: ; 10,abc,32: ; default ; -Construct a context-free grammar (in BNF/EBNF format) such that the above sequence of program can be generated as a case statement. -Construct corresponding syntax graphs such that the above sequence of program can be accepted as a case statement. Full explainthe  this question very fast solution sent me step by step  Don't ignore any part all part work u   Text typing work only not allow paper work

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Consider the following sequence of a generic program written in an unknown programming language:

case j+2 of 2: <statement>;

a,b,c: <statement>;

3..14: <statement>;

10,abc,32: <statement>;

default

<statement>;

-Construct a context-free grammar (in BNF/EBNF format) such that the above sequence of program can be generated as a case statement.

-Construct corresponding syntax graphs such that the above sequence of program can be accepted as a case statement.

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