LL (K) Grammar

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[@rtl3956]

Great video, literally the only clear definition of what LL(1) actually means

[@josephlyons3393]

Thank you so much. I've searched all over the web for a good explanation of this and found nothing. Your video was the FIRST video that helped me understand this topic. Thank you very much!

[@math_and_study]

Wow thanks!! From this video i have really understood LL grammars))

[@NATANpoa]

kkkk que didática excelente. Eu nem falo inglês e consegui entender. Excelente professor. Valeu.

[@potansiyel7021]

sir, thank you. greetings from switzerland

[@jenil16]

thanks sir, finally i got it here and has clered my doubt... Nice explanation.

[@felixgrote8839]

You sir deserve a medal. Nice job! Greetings from Germany

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Love you sir ❣

[@prajulmittal8535]

me too

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[@kiruthighar7884]

Sir for second example by doing left factoring we can get ll1

[@minuteVIRAL]

nice explanation ......

[@Marcos10PT]

Very good teacher! Thanks for the video, from a portuguese student :)

[@carriejohnson2427]

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Professor in the US getting paid $100k+/year: *cant explain any topic in a clear manner*
Random Indian guy on RUclips:

[@sudhakarraoyelchuri8618]

ll pl

[@DootLordtheDooty]

Wonderful explanation. Got an exam in an hour, so this was a godsend

[@jonathanatomarkin4146]

Great explanation. Thank you.

[@beautyofnature7870]

No doubt about explaination .but what kind qus may be ask in exm paper?

[@meriemtrabelsi5517]

cooooooooooooooooooool

[@viratmishra8203]

If every ll(k) grammar can be called as ll(k+1) then shouldn't it be that ll(k+1) is a subset of ll(k), opposite of what's written at the top right?

[@jatinkaila526]

but not all ll(k+1) will be ll(k), so how can it be a subset ?

[@fab-freshaquaponicbiospher6335]

Very good

[@danielescandol5914]

thank you for work, very helpful

[@bleotiu]

If in my grammar i have something like
A -> abB|aC and i have to check w = ab...
Do i choose to go in B, C, or both?

[@jitendrakumaragraharisures5558]

P
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[@benvahaba]

you're the first Indian i can understand

[@andresgalvis259]

please tutorials can you put subtitles in spanish, youre great teacher

[@jayakrishnalakkoju453]

Superb sir

[@am_thelion]

where do we need this?

[@kibme5189]

When you make a parser I guess. This is what makes it possible for you to write codes.

[@akhilsharma711]

Properties of ll k grammar please

[@Artyom15970]

bongoli sir ji ek sondeshh or ek boobita ji lga do

[@thaloothkhalid5631]

Thank you sir

[@alinegary]

Thank U sir.

[@mounir1979]

4:55 😎

[@irtazakhan7219]

SAPOS

[@vipulyadav1414]

if LL(0) occur then..?

[@peekabu]

ll(0) doesn't make nay sense as it means that we're reading 0 symbols

[@Delhiwallah]

Hatt 😠😠