Which of the following statments are true for a ll algorithm?
-the algorithm scans inpu...
Computers and Technology, 05.10.2019 13:00, lilsnsbsbs
Which of the following statments are true for a ll algorithm?
-the algorithm scans input from left to right
-the alorithm produces a leftmost derivation
-the algorithm is top-down
-the algorithm can handle left recursion
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Computers and Technology, 23.06.2019 18:30, DSUDLER5555
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