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Lab Sheet 5 Parsing S6 B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering Amrita School of Engineering, Amritapuri

This document provides exercises for recognizing various statements as part of a compiler design lab. Students are asked to add parsing rules to recognize conditional statements like if-else and switch statements, looping statements like while and for, and function and class declarations in C++. The goal is to parse a wide variety of statements as part of the lab.

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Lab Sheet 5 Parsing S6 B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering Amrita School of Engineering, Amritapuri

This document provides exercises for recognizing various statements as part of a compiler design lab. Students are asked to add parsing rules to recognize conditional statements like if-else and switch statements, looping statements like while and for, and function and class declarations in C++. The goal is to parse a wide variety of statements as part of the lab.

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Compiler Design Lab

Lab sheet 5
Parsing
S6 B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering
Amrita School of Engineering, Amritapuri

Given below are some exercises to recognize a wide variety of statements.

1. Add rules to recognize conditional statement.


a. Rules of the form: if (condition) statements else statements (else is optional)
condition: ID comparator expr
comparator: < | > | <= | >= | == |! =
b. Rules of the form: switch(condition) statements
2. Add rules to recognize while statements.
a. Rules of the form: while (condition) statements
3. Add rules to recognize for statements.
a. Rules of the form: for(id = value;condition;increment/decrement)
statements
4. Add rules to recognize function declaration.
5. Add rules to recognize function definition
6. Add rules to recognize class declaration in C++.

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