We have a grammar for simple arithmetic expressions E→E+F|F | E F→ F*T T T→a | e a) Grammar is ambiguous. Prove it! b) Modify this grammar to generate only valid arithmetic expressions with + operationsand. Grammar should be unambiguous. In this grammar you will find the derivation trees for the expressions E1:a + a* a +a+a* a E2: a* a *a+a* a c) We want to introduce the operator into the expressions, which must have a precedence higher than + but lower than *. For example, if the expression a*aa+a is enclosed in parentheses, the expression would be expressed as follows: ((a a) a)+a. Write down a grammar that generates such expressions and is unambiguous (add/modify as appropriate)the grammar defined above to get the correct result).

We have a grammar for simple arithmetic expressions E→E+F|F | E F→ FT T T→a | e a) Grammar is ambiguous. Prove it! b) Modify this grammar to generate only valid arithmetic expressions with + operationsand. Grammar should be unambiguous. In this grammar you will find the derivation trees for the expressions E1:a + a a +a+a* a E2: a* a a+a a c) We want to introduce the operator into the expressions, which must have a precedence higher than + but lower than . For example, if the expression aaa+a is enclosed in parentheses, the expression would be expressed as follows: ((a a) a)+a. Write down a grammar that generates such expressions and is unambiguous (add/modify as appropriate)the grammar defined above to get the correct result).

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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