I tried some examples and found that LL(1) grammar always exist.
I tried searching for formal proof but didn't find any.
Can someone give a formal proof for the above statement?
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Sign up to join this communityI tried some examples and found that LL(1) grammar always exist.
I tried searching for formal proof but didn't find any.
Can someone give a formal proof for the above statement?