Find if the following problems are algorithmically decidable and prove that your answers are correct. Given...
Find if the following problems are algorithmically decidable and prove that your answers are correct.
Given three context-free languages N, L and M, find if the language (L⋂N)⋃(N⋂M) is empty
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Answer) Yes given problem is algorithmically decidable.
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Pages 133,134
Problems: 7(a,b), 8 (b,c)
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I've given my answer to 3d. Is it correct? If not, please
correct it. Thanks
3. Context-free languages are useful for the definition of programming languages. For example, we have looked at grammars for defining Lisp and C. (a) Give a context-free language that is not regular, establishing the added power of CFL (b) What language is accepted by the following grammar: (c) Build a context-free grammar for the language (wb w-wR, k 0 a,by (d) Build a...
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CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME I HAVE POSTED IT REPEATEDLY
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