Re: Exercise 2.1.2 from Aho&Ulman The theory of Parsing textbook?
- From: Lech Duraj <lduraj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 26 Apr 2008 03:18:12 +0200
Next the exercise 2.1.4c (marked as more difficult:-) extends this
problem to 3 letters. I fail to see, however, why they need context
sensitive grammar. Wouldn't just
Y = YaYbYcY + <other 5 permutations of a,b,c> + 1
work?
And how would you generate "aabbcc"?
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Lech Duraj
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