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Meta Languages Bnf Ebnf Student Version
- 1. Meta Languages BNF/EBNF Kelly Bauer
- 2. 2 Basic Forms of metalanguage Railroad diagram (aka syntax structure diagrams) BNF/EBNF
- 3. Construct a railroad diagram of a legal if statement for Visual Basic HW
- 5. BNF/EBNF Were created to make it easier to represent syntax
- 6. Backus–Naur Form BNF is a text based metalanguage that is read right to left. This way, syntax can be represented by text, rather than diagrams
- 7. Extended Backus–Naur Form (EBNF) Invented to avoid the disadvantages of BNF. Easier to read, and less issues with things like repetition and optional elements
- 8. Is defined as BNF EBNF ::= Boolean::=T|F = Boolean=T|F
- 9. Non-terminal Elements BNF EBNF < > <Digit>::-0|1|2| <Letter>::-a|b|c < > <Digit>=0|1|2| <Letter>=a|b|c
- 10. Terminal Elements (eg, reserved words) BNF EBNF Written as is Dim If 0 1 k Written as is Dim If 0 1 k
- 11. Selection BNF EBNF Defined as | Boolen::-T|F Defined as | Boolen=T|F
- 12. Optional Elements BNF EBNF No Optional Elements, so each option must be repeated Integer::- - {<digit>} |{<digit>} [ ] Integer=[-] {<digit>}
- 13. Repetition BNF EBNF No repetition Repetition through recursion Recursion is repetition achieved through a process calling itself Text page 170 Indicated by { } Word={Letter} Repeated zero or more times If it needs to be repeated one or more times, it is written as Word=Letter{Letter}
- 14. an example
- 15. In EBNF Public Dim Variable As Data Type Private
- 16. Single Short Boolean Byte Char Date Time Decimal Double Int Long
- 17. Upper Case LowerCase UpperCase Digit
- 18. 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
- 19. In Visual Basic Construct an EBNF diagram to describe a best practice, legal if statement. Should follow the following structure: If condition Then statements Else elsestatements