Lecture

Context-Free Grammars: Part 1

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This lecture introduces context-free grammars, focusing on non-terminal symbols, production rules, and automata. It covers the formal definition of context-free grammars and their relation to automata theory, emphasizing the generation of languages. The lecture also discusses the syntax analysis of context-free grammars, including parsing techniques and the Chomsky hierarchy.

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