Ambiguity in grammar | Example -1 | TOC | Lec-60 | Bhanu Priya

[@devikaveerashaiva2998]

How to taken the string mam and which basis

[@_MKalyaniYadav]

Super explanation mam
Thank you so much for your Marvelous explain 🥰

[@shivajiraje6069]

Mam the last green parse tree is in totally right most derivative

[@aboubacarcoulibaly1438]

Mam please why you did not concider the parenthesis as the terminal as from the exemple (id+id)*id in 58 lecons while constructing the grammar;E into 3 branches.

[@subratsetha5755]

Because parenthesis are considered terminals, and we can't replace terminals.

[@saireddy2251]

Mam but how do you that the input is “a(a)aa” plz answer quickly??????? Plz I have exam within two days

[@HuNgRy4KiLl]

It is given in the question.

[@aneesani9241]

is it okay if said that now

[@slayvenom5900]

more than 2 parse trees can be generated for this right ??

[@mrinal2906]

how do we take string in question

[@jaanu1227]

Same doubt can you explain it mam

[@shilpakunchur2480]

Tq so much mam👌👌👌🤝

[@ongolupushparani6350]

Mam how to take a particular string adee string tesukovalani elaa telustundibmam

[@zehraa5]

but one of them is left most derivation and the other one is right most derivation. Not 2 Left Most Derivation

[@kartikrastogi1087]

but it has two parse tree left most and right most so it is ambigious

[@rohanmathurful]

Lovely explanation

[@rohanmathurful]

@Kamden Dennis what series?

[@csea_37_shayoribhowmick53]

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[@ahmetkarakartal9563]

thank you so much

[@rohanshukla1786]

You are doing it wrong you have not defined production rule in it

[@officegaming-23]

You will get Production when get the paper