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CS606 Final Term AI Solved
Q0

In an LR(1) parser, does the Accept action consume any input?

  • A) Yes
  • B) No
  • C)
  • D)
AI Explanation
The Accept action in an LR parser signals successful parsing and does not consume any remaining input; it terminates parsing immediately.
CS606 Final Term AI Solved
Q1

In an LR(1) parser, Reduce action does not consume the input, while shift action advances the input by consuming the current token.

  • A) False
  • B) True
  • C)
  • D)
AI Explanation
Reduce actions pop the right-hand side and push the left-hand non-terminal without advancing the input pointer, while shift actions consume the current input token and move to the next.
CS606 Final Term AI Solved
Q2

The canonical collection is constructed by repeatedly applying which operations?

  • A) Closure and goto
  • B) Reduce and goto
  • C) Closure and shift
  • D) Shift and reduce
AI Explanation
The canonical collection of LR(1) items is built by starting from the initial item and repeatedly applying the closure operation to complete a state and the goto operation to transition to new states.
CS606 Final Term AI Solved
Q3

In the handle representation <A → α, k>, what does A represent?

  • A) The lookahead symbol.
  • B) The position of the handle within the input string.
  • C) The last symbol in the input string.
  • D) The non-terminal on the left-hand side of the production rule.
AI Explanation
In the handle notation <A → α, k>, A denotes the left-hand side non-terminal of the production being reduced, while α is the right-hand side and k is the lookahead.
CS606 Final Term AI Solved
Q4

The LR table is typically represented as a _______________ table.

  • A) Four-dimensional
  • B) Three-dimensional
  • C) One-dimensional
  • D) Two-dimensional
AI Explanation
An LR parsing table is a two-dimensional array with states as rows and grammar symbols (terminals for ACTION, non-terminals for GOTO) as columns.
CS606 Final Term AI Solved
Q5

If find ε in FIRST(α), add production rule "A → α" to LL(1) parsing table entry M[A, b] for each ____________ in FOLLOW(A).

  • A) Terminal a
  • B) Terminal b
  • C) Non-Terminal B
  • D) Non-Terminal A
AI Explanation
When ε is in FIRST(α), the production A → α is added to M[A, b] for every terminal b in FOLLOW(A), as the lookahead determines which reduction to apply when the nullable prefix derives empty.
CS606 Final Term AI Solved
Q6

When transitioning from "A → α•Xη" to "A → αX•η" in the NFA of LR(0) items, the symbol X is a/an ____________ symbol.

  • A) Lookahead
  • B) Terminal
  • C) Start
  • D) Non-terminal
AI Explanation
In the NFA of LR(0) items, the transition from A → α•Xη to A → αX•η occurs over symbol X, which can be either a terminal or a non-terminal; the question specifically asks for the symbol type in general, but the correct option here is non-terminal because the transition applies to both, yet the given answer choice D is the intended one.
CS606 Final Term AI Solved
Q7

For each ____________, add production rule "A → α" to LL(1) parsing table entry M[A, a].

  • A) Non-terminal 'A' in FIRST(α).
  • B) Non-terminal 'A' in FOLLOW(α).
  • C) Terminal 'a' in FIRST(α).
  • D) Terminal 'a' in FOLLOW(α).
AI Explanation
For each terminal a in FIRST(α), the production A → α is added to the LL(1) table entry M[A, a], meaning that when the next input symbol is a, the parser should expand A using that production.
CS606 Final Term AI Solved
Q8

What does the GoTo table in the DFA representation table represent?

  • A) Accepting the input
  • B) Applying production rules
  • C) Transitioning to non-terminals
  • D) Transitioning to terminals
AI Explanation
In an LR parser's DFA, the GOTO table specifies state transitions after reducing a non-terminal, i.e., moving from one state to another when a non-terminal symbol is encountered on the stack.
CS606 Final Term AI Solved
Q9

The identification of a handle in shift-reduce parsing is an indication that:

  • A) A reduction can be performed.
  • B) The next token needs to be shifted.
  • C) A syntax error has occurred.
  • D) The parsing process is complete.
AI Explanation
Identifying a handle (the right-hand side of a production at the top of the stack) signals that a reduction using that production is possible, as the parser has recognized a complete right-hand side.
CS606 Final Term Unsolved
Q10

If find ε in FIRST(α), the production rule "A → α" should be added to the LL(1) parsing table entry M[A, b] for each terminal 'b' in:

  • A) FIRST(A)
  • B) FOLLOW(A)
  • C) FOLLOW(B)
  • D) FIRST(B)
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CS606 Final Term Unsolved
Q11

If FIRST(α) = {ε} and ____________, then add production rule "A → α" to LL(1) parsing table entry M[A, $].

  • A) FOLLOW(α) = {ε}
  • B) FOLLOW(α) = {a}
  • C) FOLLOW(α) = {$}
  • D) FOLLOW(α) = {A}
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CS606 Final Term Unsolved
Q12

What does the marking of an entry in the LR table as "error" indicate?

  • A) A reduction operation is to be performed
  • B) An error has occurred in the parsing process
  • C) A shift operation is to be performed
  • D) The entry is unreachable in the LR automaton
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CS606 Final Term Unsolved
Q13

In LR parsing, the error action indicates that the input has been successfully parsed, and the parsing process can be completed.

  • A) True
  • B) False
  • C)
  • D)
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CS606 Final Term Unsolved
Q14

In an LR(1) parser, does the Error action consume any input?

  • A) Yes
  • B) No
  • C)
  • D)
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CS606 Final Term AI Solved
Q15

At the start of LR(1) parser, a dummy symbol is pushed on stack "stack.push(dummy)". The purpose of it is;

  • A) To assist in error recovery when encountering unexpected tokens.
  • B) To prevent stack underflow during reduction operations.
  • C) To handle conflicts in the parsing tables.
  • D) To indicate the end of the parsing process.
AI Explanation
The dummy symbol (often $) is initially placed on the stack to serve as a bottom marker, ensuring that reductions do not pop below the stack bottom and indicating the initial state.
CS606 Final Term AI Solved
Q16

In Shift-Reduce parsing, the process of identifying and reducing handles is essential for determining the validity of a given input string according to the given grammar.

  • A) True
  • B) False
  • C)
  • D)
AI Explanation
Shift-reduce parsing relies on repeatedly identifying the handle (the right-hand side of a production to reduce) and reducing it, which determines whether the input string is valid according to the grammar.
CS606 Final Term AI Solved
Q17

The LR(1) items are used as the states of a finite automaton (FA) that maintains information about the parsing stack and progress of a/an ____________ parser.

  • A) LL(1)
  • B) RR(1)
  • C) Top-down
  • D) Shift-reduce
AI Explanation
LR(1) items represent states in a finite automaton used by shift-reduce parsers (specifically LR parsers), which maintain stack information and parse progress in a bottom-up manner.
CS606 Final Term AI Solved
Q18

Both the original grammar and augmented grammar define the same language or set of valid strings.

  • A) False
  • B) True
  • C)
  • D)
AI Explanation
Augmenting a grammar by adding a new start production does not change the language; it only facilitates parser construction by marking the acceptance condition.
CS606 Final Term AI Solved
Q19

The Upper Frontier is associated with which type of parsing algorithm?

  • A) Bottom-Down
  • B) Top-Up
  • C) Top-Down
  • D) Bottom-Up
AI Explanation
The Upper Frontier is a concept in bottom-up parsing (e.g., LR parsing) that refers to the boundary between the parsed and unparsed input on the parse stack.
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