-
never "poſſeſſ"). The
modern ⟨s⟩
letterform is
known as the "short", "
terminal", or "round" s. In typography, the long s is
known as a type of
swash letter...
- only of
terminal symbols.
Consider a
grammar defined by two rules. In this grammar, the
symbol Б is a
terminal symbol and Ψ is both a
non-
terminal symbol...
-
structure grammars)
distinguish between terminal and
non-
terminal nodes. The
interior nodes are
labeled by
non-
terminal categories of the grammar,
while the...
- core components: a set of
non-
terminal symbols, a set of
terminal symbols, and a
series of
derivation rules.
Non-
terminal symbols represent categories...
- [
NonTerminal.F], [
Terminal.LPAR,
NonTerminal.S,
Terminal.PLUS,
NonTerminal.F,
Terminal.RPAR, ], [
Terminal.A], ]
stack = [
Terminal.END,
NonTerminal.S]...
- for each
non-
terminal symbol where the
edges between the
initial and the
final states are
labelled by the
symbols (
terminals and
non-
terminals) of the...
-
expanding a
non-
terminal according to
these rules can
eventually lead to a
string that
includes the same
non-
terminal again.
Otherwise it is
called a
non-recursive...
- is to
replace non-
terminals with
either a
valid non-
terminal or a
valid terminal. The
replacement process repeats until only
terminals remain. One valid...
- }
Terminals in a
grammar are
words and
through the
grammar rules a
non-
terminal symbol is
transformed into a
string of
either terminals and/or
non-terminals...
-
nonterminal then PREDICTOR(state, k, grammar) //
non_
terminal else do SCANNER(state, k, words) //
terminal else do COMPLETER(state, k) end end
return chart...
