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"c.) What language is generated by this grammar? Justify your answer.
Supposing a is an identifier for a numeric value, then the grammar generates a language which is composed of all possible arithmetic combinations of a using the operations + and * and postfix notation. "
This is right but it's not the right answer. Here you should write a RegExp that describes the language. For example if we have a grammar like S - > b|epsilon, the language is L = { b* }.
Unfortunately I can't find the RegExp for grammar in this exercise :(
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