My teacher learns from him and next day teaches us exactly the same questions. I wish my college directly played his video in the classroom and gave us the party with his salary. #ChangeReaction
That's because he is using standard examples which are given in book... So all teachers for basics use the same example who have read the book. You should also try touching the book once.
Ever referred a standard textbook? These are direct examples from standard textbooks. Before calling your teacher incompetent, how about you stop being ignorant?
the operators nearest to the start symbol have lowest precedence and the operators farthest have highest precedence. I can explain to you on paper but as of now you can take that as a fact.
sir why did u do top down parsing and bottom up parsing the same way? so u got the same answer. Actually bottom up parsing should be done in reverse of right derivation. If u do like that you will get the postfix expression
someone plz explain me what is the diff in top down and bottom up approach here, he is doing the same thing in the bottom up and top down approach here. Need help.
This is bottom up parsing and only synthesized attributes r used....please post a video of top down parsing with inherited attirbutes. T -> FT' T' -> *FT' T' -> ε f -> digit solve 3*5 using upper grammar using top down parsing.
Dear Sir , I Have a doubt in Example 5 , w=4-2-4*2 =12 , it has 10 reduction that is ok , but can you explain ,If i do Bottom up parser evaluation method i am getting answer as 4 ? but actual answer is 12 ? how is it ? sir ..??? whether any another parse tree needed
The lower a production in the syntax tree, the higher is its precedence (because it will be evaluated first while parsing) He has explained associativity and precedence in perhaps the 3rd or 4th video of the playlist
It was a very nice explanation, but Sir how do we know that plus is defined at higher level than multiplication , in the last example , please tell me sir
+ is introduced LATER in the parse tree, whereas * is introduced in the very beginning of the tree, right? Got me? Assuming that you have prior knowledge of Binary Trees, observe how you CAN NOT introduce * AFTER you've introduced + in the parse tree.
@@@@@@VVI Sir , You have constructed the parse tree for Top Down SDT without removing the Left Recusion.& we have seen that Top Down parser does not support Left Recusion.........plz sir can u make clear.....I shall be obliged for this.
in the xample where i/p string is w is equal to 4-2-4*2.. here dere r 2 values for F which are 2,4 den in the parsing tree at the bottom u wrote 4,2,4 ..how's it ..plzz explain..else everything iz clear
u write the value with respect to the string u need to generate .. here we need 4-2-4*2 so first value of F will be 4 and second one will be 2 , third one will be 4 and last one will be 2 .
E -> E + T is right associative and E -> T + E is leftassociated. And the minus is because of the decleration of the grammar rules (just have a look At the parse tree, you have to calculate First the - to get the T in the E -> E * T)
17:52 The grammar is ambiguous and thus we have more than one parse tree, and hence a different output. Parsers don't work on ambiguous grammar, do they?
whenever there is a reduction, we go to the production and carry out the Action. wow, that rhymed. 3:20
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My teacher learns from him and next day teaches us exactly the same questions. I wish my college directly played his video in the classroom and gave us the party with his salary. #ChangeReaction
Even our teacher does the same.
Are are you from my college? :'D
That's because he is using standard examples which are given in book... So all teachers for basics use the same example who have read the book. You should also try touching the book once.
Ever referred a standard textbook? These are direct examples from standard textbooks. Before calling your teacher incompetent, how about you stop being ignorant?
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Great teaching . One things interesting rym i found when there is reduction we go to production and do the action :)
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Whenever there is a "reduction" we go to "production" and perform the "action"....😂😂 Nice sync
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Very clear.Can u explain how to generate semantic rules for a given example. That would b very helpful, thanks.
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it's double 'u' . w derives from uu and vv so that pronunciation is standard
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actually, 1hr before the exam
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A question: how would you handle white spaces in a SDT ?
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can u please upload lectures continuing this to intermediate code generation.
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reduction production action nice one....
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In the example 2#3&5#6&4 at the end of the video, why + is having higher precedence than * though semantic rule with * is written above +
the operators nearest to the start symbol have lowest precedence and the operators farthest have highest precedence. I can explain to you on paper but as of now you can take that as a fact.
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Lucid Explanation ,I have not seen yet.
Excellent sir
What if the semantic rules are not given and only the string to be parsed is give with productions?
sir why dont you make a video about
Syntax Directed Definitions(SDD)
how IR’s at different levels of abstraction enables code improvements of different natures.
can u please tell me how to construct CFG for SWITCH SYNTAX
can u plz tell me the difference between SDT and SDD?
thank you sir
sir why did u do top down parsing and bottom up parsing the same way? so u got the same answer. Actually bottom up parsing should be done in reverse of right derivation. If u do like that you will get the postfix expression
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Actually u r right...something went wrong..
Yeah! This comment I was searching for.
Actually, he wants to convey that Bottom-up parser like S.R parser will work as post-order traversal, but bottom-up parsing works differently.
sir please upload videos on intermediate code generation,code optimisation and symbol tables
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whenever there is a reduction, we go to the production and carry out the Action. wow, that rhymed
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how to draw annotated parse for conditional statement like (x200)
someone plz explain me what is the diff in top down and bottom up approach here, he is doing the same thing in the bottom up and top down approach here. Need help.
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where we rincorrect ecognize the semantic error while we implement semantically incorrect input
sir kindly send me the parse tree of last question.
Draw it its easy
This is bottom up parsing and only synthesized attributes r used....please post a video of top down parsing with inherited attirbutes.
T -> FT'
T' -> *FT'
T' -> ε
f -> digit
solve 3*5 using upper grammar using top down parsing.
Dear Sir , I Have a doubt in Example 5 , w=4-2-4*2 =12 , it has 10 reduction that is ok , but can you explain ,If i do Bottom up parser evaluation method i am getting answer as 4 ? but actual answer is 12 ? how is it ? sir ..??? whether any another parse tree needed
Plz sir upload the all next videos of compiler design.
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sir what is the a*-(b+c/d) syntax tree diagram and its postfix expression?
pllzz help
But how did you find the precedence order? i am not getting that !!!
The lower a production in the syntax tree, the higher is its precedence (because it will be evaluated first while parsing)
He has explained associativity and precedence in perhaps the 3rd or 4th video of the playlist
thank you
It was a very nice explanation, but Sir how do we know that plus is defined at higher level than multiplication , in the last example , please tell me sir
+ is introduced LATER in the parse tree, whereas * is introduced in the very beginning of the tree, right? Got me? Assuming that you have prior knowledge of Binary Trees, observe how you CAN NOT introduce * AFTER you've introduced + in the parse tree.
Sir please three address code explain kijiye...and code optimization ang code generation
how can I know about how to find precedence I cannot be understand this please tell me soon tomorrow I have exam
3:07 top down left to right
Great ! :)
Many compilers will be in use after 3 years so make them
Don't find any difference in top down and bottom up parsing.....
Felt the same
How can you infer the level of precedence of # and &? I am talking about the last example.
please refer the previous vedio UJJI
Did he confuse @ with ampersand &?
How to generate Semantic rules....sir?
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Sir , You have constructed the parse tree for Top Down SDT without removing the Left Recusion.& we have seen that Top Down parser does not support Left Recusion.........plz sir can u make clear.....I shall be obliged for this.
in the xample where i/p string is w is equal to 4-2-4*2.. here dere r 2 values for F which are 2,4 den in the parsing tree at the bottom u wrote 4,2,4 ..how's it ..plzz explain..else everything iz clear
u write the value with respect to the string u need to generate .. here we need 4-2-4*2 so first value of F will be 4 and second one will be 2 , third one will be 4 and last one will be 2 .
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What is Right Associative? and Why did minus get more precedence than * in the last example?
E -> E + T is right associative and E -> T + E is leftassociated. And the minus is because of the decleration of the grammar rules (just have a look At the parse tree, you have to calculate First the - to get the T in the E -> E * T)
E-> E+T is right RECURSIVE RIGHT??
Vidyadharani Santhosh Noo... E->E+T is left recursive, hence + is left associative.
Its left recursion
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17:52
The grammar is ambiguous and thus we have more than one parse tree, and hence a different output.
Parsers don't work on ambiguous grammar, do they?
Argha Chakraborty no they don't work for ambiguous grammar
how can i implement this in a programming language?
symbol & is not called at the rate, it is ampersand.
Jelvin Show Didn't you watched the complete video. Damn ignorant people.
CFG+Semantic Rules= SDD or SDT?
SDD has either printing or evaluating an attritube. SDT has both
Sir can you please draw that parse tree of 2#3&5#6&4 coz it is not coming
LOL....no parse tree come by itself You have to draw it by yourself....
PUNIT PATEL arey in that video he gave one grammar and told to draw a parse tree see video
# *
/ \
* +
/ \ / \
2 + 6 4
/ \
3 5
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can you plz upload three address code vedios
Didn’t understand the last sum sir?
Is sdt and sdd are same?