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Example : The language generated by the grammar shown in the example above is the set of all words containing either only a's or only b's 69 Page 12 Types of

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Legal: S → a, S → ε, and T → aS Not legal: S → aSa and aSa → T Page 4 Regular Grammar Example L = {w ∈ {a, b}* : w is even} ((aa) ∪ (ab) ∪ (ba) ∪ ( bb))*

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Example : The language generated by the grammar shown in the example above is the set of all words containing either only a's or only b's 69 Page 12 Types of

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Regular Grammars and Regular Languages Example: the English language terminals Left-Linear Grammars • All productions have form: • Example: Bx

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Therefore a regular grammar for a*bc* can be written as follows: S → a S b C C → Λ c C EXAMPLE 1 Sample Regular Grammars

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A → wB or A → w Example A regular grammar for the language of a*b* is S → Λ aS T T → b bT Any language with a right-regular grammar also has a left-regular grammar, and conversely

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Regular expressions can define exactly the same languages that finite state For example, if there is a type 2 grammar for some language then there are

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example the rule L--->L, marked ✘ in the figure Since such rules contribute nothing, they can be ignored In a similar way a right-regular grammar can be

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The strings S, w1, w2, , wn , which contain variables as well as terminal symbols are called sentential forms of the derivation Example: Consider the grammar G

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Definition: A regular grammar G is a quadruple (V, Σ, R, S), where: V is the rule Example for Grammar: Consider the language: L = {w ∈ {a, b}* : w is even}

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A a X1 b X2 c B b Page 3 21 The resulting grammar generates the same languages and is a restricted right linear grammar Example: (ab) + ccd(ab) +

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