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Oceanic currents are an important mechanism for the transfer of energy from A. the polar regions towards low latitudes. B. the high latitudes towards the equator. C. low latitudes towards high latitudes. D. southern polar regions to northern polar regions. .
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Accounts
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700,000
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a.
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b.
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c.
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d.
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e.
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The
five
functions
of
management—planning,
organizing,
staffing,
leading,
and
controlling-
have
many
close
linkages.
Planning
is
part
of
every
other
management
function.
Creating
and
maintaining
an
organization's
design
requires
planning.
One
of
the
first
steps
in
staffing
is
human
resource
planning.
Leading
requires
planning.
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rely
on
motivational
programs
that
are
planned
in
advance.
Teams
and
groups
use
plans
to
direct
activities.
Communication
systems
and
all
the
new
iterations
of
those
systems
necessitate
careful
planning
to
spot
new
trends
and
to
implement
changes
in
technologies.
Planning
is
the
basis
of
control
through
the
use
of
standards.
The
organizing
function
shares
similar
bonds
with
other
management
functions.
The
first
element
of
organizing,
job
design,
is
shared
with
the
staffing
function.
Job
specifications
established
in
the
job
design
aspect
of
organizing
are
used
to
recruit
and
select
employees.
Employees
who
fit
are
able
to
work
well
in
company-prescribed
teams
and
groups
and
to
communicate
effectively
within
the
system.
Staffing
shares
the
human
element
with
leading.
Staffing
involves
choosing
the
right
people.
Leading
includes
enticing
the
highest
levels
of
performance
from
those
people.
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has
one
element
in
common
with
staffing.
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are
involved
in
the
performance
appraisal
process
for
individual
employees.
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Analyze the case and in a 2- to 3-page paper, address the following:
What steps would you, as the counselor, take for obtaining informed consent from Smith?
Would you, as the counselor, include his mother in the counseling sessions, if you believe it would help with Smith's aggression problem? Why or why not?
In your answers, consider the following:
Smith is not able to live independently.
Smith's aggression might put his mother at risk if he does not get counseling.
Smith has to comprehend what is being asked of him when he provides his consent to receive counseling services.
There might be cultural differences between you and Smith.
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ObjectiveTo acquire a comprehensive understanding of the applicatio.docx
Objective:To acquire a comprehensive understanding of the application of grammars and formal language theory to computing languages.Given:
Consider the following set of productions:
P01:
FN
→
FN–HEAD FN–BODY
P02:
FN–HEAD
→
TYPE id
(
PARAM–LIST
)
P03:
TYPE
→
char
P04:
TYPE
→
int
P05:
TYPE
→
real
P06:
PARAM–LIST
→
TYPE id
P07:
PARAM–LIST
→
PARAM–LIST
,
TYPE id
P08:
FN–BODY
→
{
VAR–DECL STMT
return (
EXPRESN
) ; }
P09:
VAR–DECL
→
λ
P10:
VAR–DECL
→
TYPE ID–LIST
;
P11:
VAR–DECL
→
VAR–DECL TYPE ID–LIST
;
P12:
ID–LIST
→
id
P13:
ID–LIST
→
ID–LIST
,
id
P14:
STMT
→
λ
P15:
STMT
→
SIMPLE–STMT
P16:
STMT
→
SELECT–STMT
P17:
STMT
→
REPEAT–STMT
P18:
STMT
→
SEQUENCE–STMT
P19:
SIMPLE–STMT
→
ASSIGN–STMT
P20:
SIMPLE–STMT
→
FN–CALL–STMT
P21:
ASSIGN–STMT
→
var
=
EXPRESN
;
P22:
EXPRESN
→
ARITH–EXP
P23:
EXPRESN
→
BOOL–EXP
P24:
ARITH–EXP
→
TERM
P25:
ARITH–EXP
→
ARITH–EXP ADD–OP TERM
P26:
ADD–OP
→
+
P27:
ADD–OP
→
–
P28:
TERM
→
FAC
P29:
TERM
→
TERM MUL–OP FAC
P30:
MUL–OP
→
*
P31:
MUL–OP
→
/
P32:
FAC
→
(
ARITH–EXP
)
P33:
FAC
→
OPD
P34:
OPD
→
var
P35:
OPD
→
const
P36:
BOOL–EXP
→
RELN–EXP
P37:
BOOL–EXP
→
LOGIC–EXP
P38:
RELN–EXP
→
OPD RELN–OPR OPD
P39:
RELN–OPR
→
==
P40:
RELN–OPR
→
!=
P41:
RELN–OPR
→
<
P42:
RELN–OPR
→
<=
P43:
RELN–OPR
→
>
P44:
RELN–OPR
→
>=
P45:
LOGIC–EXP
→
OPD LOGIC–OPR OPD
P46:
LOGIC–EXP
→
LOGIC–OPR OPD
P47:
LOGIC–OPR
→
and
P48:
LOGIC–OPR
→
or
P49:
LOGIC–OPR
→
not
P50:
FN–CALL–STMT
→
id
(
ARG–LIST
) ;
P51:
ARG–LIST
→
λ
P52:
ARG–LIST
→
id
P53:
ARG–LIST
→
ARG–LIST
,
id
P54:
SELECT–STMT
→
if
CONDITION STMT
else
STMT
P55:
CONDITION
→
(
BOOL–EXP
)
P56:
REPEAT–STMT
→
DO–STMT
P57:
REPEAT–STMT
→
WHILE–STMT
P58:
DO–STMT
→
do {
STMT
} while
CONDITION
;
P59:
WHILE–STMT
→
while
CONDITION
do {
STMT
} ;
P60:
SEQUENCE–STMT
→
STMT STMT
Instructions:
(30 points)
Rewrite the set of productions above in Extended Backus-Naur Form (EBNF).
(35 points)
Using a Push Down Automaton (PDA), determine if the following function is valid code according to the given set of productions.
int Max ( int x, int y )
{
int z ;
if ( x >y )
z = x ;
else
z = y ;
return ( z ) ;
}
(35 points)
Validate your answer in (2) by illustrating it with a derivation tree
Deliverable:
Submit a paper Times New Roman font, 12 pt., double-space lines). The project must contain an introduction which includes the purpose of the project.
I attached the answers to 1 and 2 just look to make sure correct and write a paper.
.
Observe the block diagrams. Place events in order of occurrence in .docx
Observe the block diagrams. Place events in order of occurrence in the respective places below. Work from oldest to youngest, bottom to top. Be sure to note any folds, faults and unconformities and their types.
Next, using the data provided, answer the questions on radioisotope dating and determine the age of the rock indicated.
.
On April 8, 2014 Microsoft ended support of its Windows XP operating.docx
On April 8, 2014 Microsoft ended support of its Windows XP operating system. According to InfoWorld, as of that date, there may have been as many as 488 million computers running Windows XP. That was about 29.5% of the world’s PCs.
What are the implications of this move by Microsoft, for XP users and all PC users? Is there a hidden or not so hidden agenda here? If you had a computer with Windows XP what would you do? What are your feelings about this move by Microsoft?
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Objective the students will be able to recognize the various genr.docx
Objective:
the students will be able to recognize the various genres of literature; employ various critical approaches for interpreting literature
Note
: The research process involves three stages: planning, exploring, and evaluating sources. When you write about literature in college whether the work is fiction, drama, or poetry, you will discuss the plot, characters, and setting.
LET'S GET STARTED!!!
1.
genre
2. fiction, dramatic soliloquy
3. characters, protagonist, theme, descriptive language
4. narrator, persona, omniscient narrator
5. plot, exposition, climax, falling action, turning point, denouement
6. setting, symbol, theme
7. name and define each of these approaches to interpreting literature (literary theory, reader-response theory, gender-based literary theories, critical race theory, class-based literary theory, text-based theory, context-based literary theory, and psychoanalytic theories)
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http://curiosity.discovery.com/question/superhuman-computing-intelligence
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.
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Objective:
To acquire a comprehensive understanding of the application of grammars and formal language theory to computing languages.
Given:
Consider the following set of productions:
P01:
FN
→
FN–HEAD FN–BODY
P02:
FN–HEAD
→
TYPE id
(
PARAM–LIST
)
P03:
TYPE
→
char
P04:
TYPE
→
int
P05:
TYPE
→
real
P06:
PARAM–LIST
→
TYPE id
P07:
PARAM–LIST
→
PARAM–LIST
,
TYPE id
P08:
FN–BODY
→
{
VAR–DECL STMT
return (
EXPRESN
) ; }
P09:
VAR–DECL
→
λ
P10:
VAR–DECL
→
TYPE ID–LIST
;
P11:
VAR–DECL
→
VAR–DECL TYPE ID–LIST
;
P12:
ID–LIST
→
id
P13:
ID–LIST
→
ID–LIST
,
id
P14:
STMT
→
λ
P15:
STMT
→
SIMPLE–STMT
P16:
STMT
→
SELECT–STMT
P17:
STMT
→
REPEAT–STMT
P18:
STMT
→
SEQUENCE–STMT
P19:
SIMPLE–STMT
→
ASSIGN–STMT
P20:
SIMPLE–STMT
→
FN–CALL–STMT
P21:
ASSIGN–STMT
→
var
=
EXPRESN
;
P22:
EXPRESN
→
ARITH–EXP
P23:
EXPRESN
→
BOOL–EXP
P24:
ARITH–EXP
→
TERM
P25:
ARITH–EXP
→
ARITH–EXP ADD–OP TERM
P26:
ADD–OP
→
+
P27:
ADD–OP
→
–
P28:
TERM
→
FAC
P29:
TERM
→
TERM MUL–OP FAC
P30:
MUL–OP
→
*
P31:
MUL–OP
→
/
P32:
FAC
→
(
ARITH–EXP
)
P33:
FAC
→
OPD
P34:
OPD
→
var
P35:
OPD
→
const
P36:
BOOL–EXP
→
RELN–EXP
P37:
BOOL–EXP
→
LOGIC–EXP
P38:
RELN–EXP
→
OPD RELN–OPR OPD
P39:
RELN–OPR
→
==
P40:
RELN–OPR
→
!=
P41:
RELN–OPR
→
<
P42:
RELN–OPR
→
<=
P43:
RELN–OPR
→
>
P44:
RELN–OPR
→
>=
P45:
LOGIC–EXP
→
OPD LOGIC–OPR OPD
P46:
LOGIC–EXP
→
LOGIC–OPR OPD
P47:
LOGIC–OPR
→
and
P48:
LOGIC–OPR
→
or
P49:
LOGIC–OPR
→
not
P50:
FN–CALL–STMT
→
id
(
ARG–LIST
) ;
P51:
ARG–LIST
→
λ
P52:
ARG–LIST
→
id
P53:
ARG–LIST
→
ARG–LIST
,
id
P54:
SELECT–STMT
→
if
CONDITION STMT
else
STMT
P55:
CONDITION
→
(
BOOL–EXP
)
P56:
REPEAT–STMT
→
DO–STMT
P57:
REPEAT–STMT
→
WHILE–STMT
P58:
DO–STMT
→
do {
STMT
} while
CONDITION
;
P59:
WHILE–STMT
→
while
CONDITION
do {
STMT
} ;
P60:
SEQUENCE–STMT
→
STMT STMT
Instructions:
(30 points)
Rewrite the set of productions above in Extended Backus-Naur Form (EBNF).
(35 points)
Using a Push Down Automaton (PDA), determine if the following function is valid code according to the given set of productions.
int Max ( int x, int y )
{
int z ;
if ( x >y )
z = x ;
else
z = y ;
return ( z ) ;
}
(35 points)
Validate your answer in (2) by illustrating it with a derivation tree
Deliverable:
Submit a paper Times New Roman font, 12 pt., double-space lines). The project must contain an introduction which includes the purpose of the project.
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.
June 3, 2024 Anti-Semitism Letter Sent to MIT President Kornbluth and MIT Cor...
Letter from the Congress of the United States regarding Anti-Semitism sent June 3rd to MIT President Sally Kornbluth, MIT Corp Chair, Mark Gorenberg
Dear Dr. Kornbluth and Mr. Gorenberg,
The US House of Representatives is deeply concerned by ongoing and pervasive acts of antisemitic
harassment and intimidation at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Failing to act decisively to ensure a safe learning environment for all students would be a grave dereliction of your responsibilities as President of MIT and Chair of the MIT Corporation.
This Congress will not stand idly by and allow an environment hostile to Jewish students to persist. The House believes that your institution is in violation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, and the inability or
unwillingness to rectify this violation through action requires accountability.
Postsecondary education is a unique opportunity for students to learn and have their ideas and beliefs challenged. However, universities receiving hundreds of millions of federal funds annually have denied
students that opportunity and have been hijacked to become venues for the promotion of terrorism, antisemitic harassment and intimidation, unlawful encampments, and in some cases, assaults and riots.
The House of Representatives will not countenance the use of federal funds to indoctrinate students into hateful, antisemitic, anti-American supporters of terrorism. Investigations into campus antisemitism by the Committee on Education and the Workforce and the Committee on Ways and Means have been expanded into a Congress-wide probe across all relevant jurisdictions to address this national crisis. The undersigned Committees will conduct oversight into the use of federal funds at MIT and its learning environment under authorities granted to each Committee.
• The Committee on Education and the Workforce has been investigating your institution since December 7, 2023. The Committee has broad jurisdiction over postsecondary education, including its compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, campus safety concerns over disruptions to the learning environment, and the awarding of federal student aid under the Higher Education Act.
• The Committee on Oversight and Accountability is investigating the sources of funding and other support flowing to groups espousing pro-Hamas propaganda and engaged in antisemitic harassment and intimidation of students. The Committee on Oversight and Accountability is the principal oversight committee of the US House of Representatives and has broad authority to investigate “any matter” at “any time” under House Rule X.
• The Committee on Ways and Means has been investigating several universities since November 15, 2023, when the Committee held a hearing entitled From Ivory Towers to Dark Corners: Investigating the Nexus Between Antisemitism, Tax-Exempt Universities, and Terror Financing. The Committee followed the hearing with letters to those institutions on January 10, 202
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Obtaining informed consent for services from clients is required of human services providers; however, it is not always an easy task. Clients typically grant consent by signing documents presented by the agency or the provider that, at minimum, explain the services that will be provided, the client rights, and information on the steps to rescind the consent.
In situations where minors or individuals under some form of guardianship are the clients, it is necessary to obtain consent from the legal guardian or authority. However, there are times when obtaining informed consent is not as simple as asking for a signature from the client or guardian. These situations require more thought by the human services providers with emphasis on balancing the client's right to consent with other factors that might influence treatment outcomes or decisions.
In this assignment, you will review a case that illustrates the various facets of informed consent.
The Case:
Smith is a thirty-eight-year-old African American male referred for counseling by his mother to address recent incidents of aggression. Smith resides with his mother because he is not able to live on his own. Smith is unable to hold on to a job and has difficulty establishing and maintaining relationships with others. He is open to counseling but thinks his mother is overreacting to his anger outbursts because she is old and does not understand him. Recently, there have been notable conflicts between them due to Smith's aggressive behaviors that were directed toward his mother.
Tasks:
Analyze the case and in a 2- to 3-page paper, address the following:
What steps would you, as the counselor, take for obtaining informed consent from Smith?
Would you, as the counselor, include his mother in the counseling sessions, if you believe it would help with Smith's aggression problem? Why or why not?
In your answers, consider the following:
Smith is not able to live independently.
Smith's aggression might put his mother at risk if he does not get counseling.
Smith has to comprehend what is being asked of him when he provides his consent to receive counseling services.
There might be cultural differences between you and Smith.
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ObjectiveTo acquire a comprehensive understanding of the applicatio.docx
Objective:To acquire a comprehensive understanding of the application of grammars and formal language theory to computing languages.Given:
Consider the following set of productions:
P01:
FN
→
FN–HEAD FN–BODY
P02:
FN–HEAD
→
TYPE id
(
PARAM–LIST
)
P03:
TYPE
→
char
P04:
TYPE
→
int
P05:
TYPE
→
real
P06:
PARAM–LIST
→
TYPE id
P07:
PARAM–LIST
→
PARAM–LIST
,
TYPE id
P08:
FN–BODY
→
{
VAR–DECL STMT
return (
EXPRESN
) ; }
P09:
VAR–DECL
→
λ
P10:
VAR–DECL
→
TYPE ID–LIST
;
P11:
VAR–DECL
→
VAR–DECL TYPE ID–LIST
;
P12:
ID–LIST
→
id
P13:
ID–LIST
→
ID–LIST
,
id
P14:
STMT
→
λ
P15:
STMT
→
SIMPLE–STMT
P16:
STMT
→
SELECT–STMT
P17:
STMT
→
REPEAT–STMT
P18:
STMT
→
SEQUENCE–STMT
P19:
SIMPLE–STMT
→
ASSIGN–STMT
P20:
SIMPLE–STMT
→
FN–CALL–STMT
P21:
ASSIGN–STMT
→
var
=
EXPRESN
;
P22:
EXPRESN
→
ARITH–EXP
P23:
EXPRESN
→
BOOL–EXP
P24:
ARITH–EXP
→
TERM
P25:
ARITH–EXP
→
ARITH–EXP ADD–OP TERM
P26:
ADD–OP
→
+
P27:
ADD–OP
→
–
P28:
TERM
→
FAC
P29:
TERM
→
TERM MUL–OP FAC
P30:
MUL–OP
→
*
P31:
MUL–OP
→
/
P32:
FAC
→
(
ARITH–EXP
)
P33:
FAC
→
OPD
P34:
OPD
→
var
P35:
OPD
→
const
P36:
BOOL–EXP
→
RELN–EXP
P37:
BOOL–EXP
→
LOGIC–EXP
P38:
RELN–EXP
→
OPD RELN–OPR OPD
P39:
RELN–OPR
→
==
P40:
RELN–OPR
→
!=
P41:
RELN–OPR
→
<
P42:
RELN–OPR
→
<=
P43:
RELN–OPR
→
>
P44:
RELN–OPR
→
>=
P45:
LOGIC–EXP
→
OPD LOGIC–OPR OPD
P46:
LOGIC–EXP
→
LOGIC–OPR OPD
P47:
LOGIC–OPR
→
and
P48:
LOGIC–OPR
→
or
P49:
LOGIC–OPR
→
not
P50:
FN–CALL–STMT
→
id
(
ARG–LIST
) ;
P51:
ARG–LIST
→
λ
P52:
ARG–LIST
→
id
P53:
ARG–LIST
→
ARG–LIST
,
id
P54:
SELECT–STMT
→
if
CONDITION STMT
else
STMT
P55:
CONDITION
→
(
BOOL–EXP
)
P56:
REPEAT–STMT
→
DO–STMT
P57:
REPEAT–STMT
→
WHILE–STMT
P58:
DO–STMT
→
do {
STMT
} while
CONDITION
;
P59:
WHILE–STMT
→
while
CONDITION
do {
STMT
} ;
P60:
SEQUENCE–STMT
→
STMT STMT
Instructions:
(30 points)
Rewrite the set of productions above in Extended Backus-Naur Form (EBNF).
(35 points)
Using a Push Down Automaton (PDA), determine if the following function is valid code according to the given set of productions.
int Max ( int x, int y )
{
int z ;
if ( x >y )
z = x ;
else
z = y ;
return ( z ) ;
}
(35 points)
Validate your answer in (2) by illustrating it with a derivation tree
Deliverable:
Submit a paper Times New Roman font, 12 pt., double-space lines). The project must contain an introduction which includes the purpose of the project.
I attached the answers to 1 and 2 just look to make sure correct and write a paper.
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Next, using the data provided, answer the questions on radioisotope dating and determine the age of the rock indicated.
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On April 8, 2014 Microsoft ended support of its Windows XP operating.docx
On April 8, 2014 Microsoft ended support of its Windows XP operating system. According to InfoWorld, as of that date, there may have been as many as 488 million computers running Windows XP. That was about 29.5% of the world’s PCs.
What are the implications of this move by Microsoft, for XP users and all PC users? Is there a hidden or not so hidden agenda here? If you had a computer with Windows XP what would you do? What are your feelings about this move by Microsoft?
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Objective the students will be able to recognize the various genr.docx
Objective:
the students will be able to recognize the various genres of literature; employ various critical approaches for interpreting literature
Note
: The research process involves three stages: planning, exploring, and evaluating sources. When you write about literature in college whether the work is fiction, drama, or poetry, you will discuss the plot, characters, and setting.
LET'S GET STARTED!!!
1.
genre
2. fiction, dramatic soliloquy
3. characters, protagonist, theme, descriptive language
4. narrator, persona, omniscient narrator
5. plot, exposition, climax, falling action, turning point, denouement
6. setting, symbol, theme
7. name and define each of these approaches to interpreting literature (literary theory, reader-response theory, gender-based literary theories, critical race theory, class-based literary theory, text-based theory, context-based literary theory, and psychoanalytic theories)
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On a blog site, httpcuriosity.discovery.comquestionsuperhuman.docx
On a blog site,
http://curiosity.discovery.com/question/superhuman-computing-intelligence
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.
ObjectiveTo acquire a comprehensive understanding of the applic.docx
Objective:
To acquire a comprehensive understanding of the application of grammars and formal language theory to computing languages.
Given:
Consider the following set of productions:
P01:
FN
→
FN–HEAD FN–BODY
P02:
FN–HEAD
→
TYPE id
(
PARAM–LIST
)
P03:
TYPE
→
char
P04:
TYPE
→
int
P05:
TYPE
→
real
P06:
PARAM–LIST
→
TYPE id
P07:
PARAM–LIST
→
PARAM–LIST
,
TYPE id
P08:
FN–BODY
→
{
VAR–DECL STMT
return (
EXPRESN
) ; }
P09:
VAR–DECL
→
λ
P10:
VAR–DECL
→
TYPE ID–LIST
;
P11:
VAR–DECL
→
VAR–DECL TYPE ID–LIST
;
P12:
ID–LIST
→
id
P13:
ID–LIST
→
ID–LIST
,
id
P14:
STMT
→
λ
P15:
STMT
→
SIMPLE–STMT
P16:
STMT
→
SELECT–STMT
P17:
STMT
→
REPEAT–STMT
P18:
STMT
→
SEQUENCE–STMT
P19:
SIMPLE–STMT
→
ASSIGN–STMT
P20:
SIMPLE–STMT
→
FN–CALL–STMT
P21:
ASSIGN–STMT
→
var
=
EXPRESN
;
P22:
EXPRESN
→
ARITH–EXP
P23:
EXPRESN
→
BOOL–EXP
P24:
ARITH–EXP
→
TERM
P25:
ARITH–EXP
→
ARITH–EXP ADD–OP TERM
P26:
ADD–OP
→
+
P27:
ADD–OP
→
–
P28:
TERM
→
FAC
P29:
TERM
→
TERM MUL–OP FAC
P30:
MUL–OP
→
*
P31:
MUL–OP
→
/
P32:
FAC
→
(
ARITH–EXP
)
P33:
FAC
→
OPD
P34:
OPD
→
var
P35:
OPD
→
const
P36:
BOOL–EXP
→
RELN–EXP
P37:
BOOL–EXP
→
LOGIC–EXP
P38:
RELN–EXP
→
OPD RELN–OPR OPD
P39:
RELN–OPR
→
==
P40:
RELN–OPR
→
!=
P41:
RELN–OPR
→
<
P42:
RELN–OPR
→
<=
P43:
RELN–OPR
→
>
P44:
RELN–OPR
→
>=
P45:
LOGIC–EXP
→
OPD LOGIC–OPR OPD
P46:
LOGIC–EXP
→
LOGIC–OPR OPD
P47:
LOGIC–OPR
→
and
P48:
LOGIC–OPR
→
or
P49:
LOGIC–OPR
→
not
P50:
FN–CALL–STMT
→
id
(
ARG–LIST
) ;
P51:
ARG–LIST
→
λ
P52:
ARG–LIST
→
id
P53:
ARG–LIST
→
ARG–LIST
,
id
P54:
SELECT–STMT
→
if
CONDITION STMT
else
STMT
P55:
CONDITION
→
(
BOOL–EXP
)
P56:
REPEAT–STMT
→
DO–STMT
P57:
REPEAT–STMT
→
WHILE–STMT
P58:
DO–STMT
→
do {
STMT
} while
CONDITION
;
P59:
WHILE–STMT
→
while
CONDITION
do {
STMT
} ;
P60:
SEQUENCE–STMT
→
STMT STMT
Instructions:
(30 points)
Rewrite the set of productions above in Extended Backus-Naur Form (EBNF).
(35 points)
Using a Push Down Automaton (PDA), determine if the following function is valid code according to the given set of productions.
int Max ( int x, int y )
{
int z ;
if ( x >y )
z = x ;
else
z = y ;
return ( z ) ;
}
(35 points)
Validate your answer in (2) by illustrating it with a derivation tree
Deliverable:
Submit a paper Times New Roman font, 12 pt., double-space lines). The project must contain an introduction which includes the purpose of the project.
I attached the answers to 1 and 2 just look to make sure correct and write a paper.
.
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