Show a complete bottom-up parse, including the parse stack contents, input string, and action for the string below using the parse table
String: (id+id) * id
Grammar(language) :
E -> E + T |E * T | T
T -> (E) | id
Parse table:
Then show a rightmost derivation for the string above and show how the bottom up parse correctly finds all of the handles.
It seems one accidental mistake in The Table given by you. In row I3, It will be R4 instead of R1.
I have provided modified table below(bolden)
The following is the answer
Bottom up Parsing with given parsing table
Configuration of stack content and input string
Stack InputString
I1 x1S1 x2S2..xmSm ai ai+1.. am$
I1: initial Items,
x1: symbols Sm: state , ai: symbols in input string
Parsing rule:
Check the entries in Action Table.
I1 x1S1 x2S2..xmSm aiN ai+1.. am$
I1 x1S1 x2S2..xmSm xm-rSm-rAN ai ai+1.. am$
Where r=len[?], A=Production head
N: entry in the GOTO[sm-r,A]
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