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I have come up with: S→0SX | 1SY | 2SZ | SS | ϵ X→1 Y→0 | 2 Z→1 I think I am wrong. Any directions?

What language generated by the following context-free grammar 1) S------> SaS | b i already know the answer to question one but to prove it would is be something like this: S -----> SaaS -----> baab ...

S → aS | aSbS | (empty) where the alphabet is {a,b} in other words, the set of strings where any prefix has at least as many 'a's as 'b's.

Find a context-sensitive grammar for language $L = \left\{ww \mid w \in \left\{a,b\right\}^* \right\}$ where $L \in DCSL \setminus CFL$. I find this task from old exam but there is no solution. I try ...

My attempt is We can fairly easily build an expression containing no a, one a, or one aa: (b+c)(€+a+aa)(b+c) but if we want to repeat this, we need to be sure to have at least one non-a between ...

What are some good resources for practice problems on formal languages? Every textbook I've seen contains few practice problems with even fewer answers. I would like a resource that has questions with ...

I am trying to solve the following problem from Aho, et al., Compilers: Principles, Techniques, & Tools (2nd ed.), exercise 2.2.2e: What language is generated by the following grammar? $S\...

$S \rightarrow AB$ $A \rightarrow aA \mid bA \mid \epsilon$ $B \rightarrow aBb \mid \epsilon$ Does this grammar generate regular language? According to me this grammar generates language of the ...

The book that I'm reading says it is equivalent But what about the aa string ? i produce it this way : $$ S\Rightarrow S_1B\Rightarrow aS_1bB\Rightarrow aaB\Rightarrow aa $$ But that language doesn'...

I have a language L = {a^n b^m c^k | n = m or m != k} When I was working the problem out this is what I got: S -> S1|S2 S1 -> AC A -> aAb|$\lambda$ C -> Cc |$\lambda$ S2 -> BD B -> aB|$\lambda$ D ->...

One possible CFG containing twice as many zeros as ones can be, S -> 0S0S1S | 0S1S0S | 1S0S0S | ϵ (This CFG is redundant but it will do the job. So I am not interested in the redundancy. Other ...

I had an exercise: Describe the language generated by the following given context free grammar and prove it by induction. $$\begin{align} S &\to SA \mid \epsilon \\ A &\to aS \mid bA \...

I need to find a grammar that generates the language composed by all words that have more $a$ than $b$ given an alphabet $\{a,b\}$ I tried the following production rules: ...

I am trying to find a context free grammar for the language $L = \{xy \mid |x|=|y| \text{ and } x≠y^R\}$ where $y^R$ is the reverse of string y and $x, y\in \{a,b\}^*$ . Here is a possible ...

If I have production $G_n$ $S \rightarrow A_i b_i \quad$ for $1 \le i \le n$ $A_i \rightarrow a_j A_i \mid a_j\quad$ for $1 \le i$ and $i \ne j$ Prove $G_n$ is sub-productions from $2n^2 - n$ ...