Derivation (LMD,RMD)of given grammar and Parse Tree with example | ATCD-21CS51

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Derivation (LMD,RMD), Parse Tree & Yield of a Tree .
Key Highlights:
📝 Derivation (LMD, RMD): Explore the process of deriving strings from a grammar, examining both left-most and right-most derivations and understanding their implications for language generation and recognition.
🔢 Parse Tree: Dive deep into the world of parse trees, visual representations of the syntactic structure of sentences according to a formal grammar, understanding how they aid in understanding the hierarchical relationships between symbols.
🌟 Yield of a Tree: Discover the concept of yield in parse trees, the concatenation of terminal symbols obtained by traversing the leaves of the tree from left to right, and its role in generating valid sentences from a grammar.

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