Chomsky Normal Form (CNF)

Chomsky Normal Form (CNF) It cannot contain the null, that CFG in which non-terminals belongs to two non-terminal. Or non-terminal belongs to only one terminal and non-terminal does not null,…

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Ambiguity in CFG

Ambiguity in CFG Something when having more meaning and confusion occurs when select appropriate mean for the selected condition called Ambiguity. If a Context-Free Grammar can be drawn with more…

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CFG- Context Free Grammar

CFG- Context-Free Grammar CFG- Context-free grammar is semantic free grammar. CFG has the following terms. Terminals Non Terminals Production ǀ Rule Terminals:  By using the terminals we can terminate our…

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Pumping Lemma

Pumping Lemma (PL) Without any proof the string or language is accepted as true, this process is known as Pumping lemma. Pumping Theorem Let ‘L’ be a regular language. There…

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Regular language

Definition of Regular Language A Regular language whose regular expressions can be drawn is known as regular language. Property of Regular Language: Closure Property: If L and M are two…

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Regular expression

Regular expression A regular expression can be defined as the following properties. Kleene Star Closure: Kleene star closure can be shown as ∑    =   Set of Alphabet ∑* =   Set…

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