Question 4. Consider the language L over the alphabet (a, b, c, d } such that L = {abcd:n> 0, m>0}. Develop a CFG for the language L. Show the production sequence to derive two different valid strings of length 5

Question 4. Consider the language L over the alphabet (a, b, c, d } such that L = {abcd:n> 0, m>0}. Develop a CFG for the language L. Show the production sequence to derive two different valid strings of length 5

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