What is a possible reason why the Lexer and the parser are two different entities? Group of answer choices The lexer does not need to deal with external environment necessities, like identifying tokens Parsers cannot do all the work that lexers do CFGs are easier to understand using lexers than parser based Regular expressions Regular Expression based lexers are easier to automate than CFG parsers

What is a possible reason why the Lexer and the parser are two different entities? Group of answer choices The lexer does not need to deal with external environment necessities, like identifying tokens Parsers cannot do all the work that lexers do CFGs are easier to understand using lexers than parser based Regular expressions Regular Expression based lexers are easier to automate than CFG parsers

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