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    This C program performs syntax analysis on user-input strings. It takes a string as input, identifies any operator characters within it, and checks that each operator has a digit or letter on both sides. If so, the string is considered valid syntax. It outputs whether the input string is valid or invalid based on this check. The program is designed as an example for learning compiler design and syntax analysis.

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    This C program performs syntax analysis on user-input strings. It takes a string as input, identifies any operator characters within it, and checks that each operator has a digit or letter on both sides. If so, the string is considered valid syntax. It outputs whether the input string is valid or invalid based on this check. The program is designed as an example for learning compiler design and syntax analysis.

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    This C program performs syntax analysis on user-input strings. It takes a string as input, identifies any operator characters within it, and checks that each operator has a digit or letter on both sides. If so, the string is considered valid syntax. It outputs whether the input string is valid or invalid based on this check. The program is designed as an example for learning compiler design and syntax analysis.

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    SYNTAX ANALYSIS USING C 09BCS41 PROGRAM:

    #include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> #include<string.h> #include<ctype.h> void main() { int i,j,k=0,count,inc=0,n; char name[30],open[30],ch,chh,o[30]; char op[20]={'=','+','-','*','/','%','^','&','|'}; clrscr(); textcolor(3); cprintf("--Syntax Analyser--"); printf("\n"); printf("\n Enter Syntax"); printf("\n"); scanf("%s",name); n=strlen(name); for(i=0;i<n;i++) { ch=tolower(name[i]); for(j=0;j<9;j++) { if(ch==op[j]) { open[k]=i; o[k]=ch; k++; } } } for(i=0;i<k;i++) { count=open[i]; ch=tolower(name[count-1]); chh=tolower(name[count+1]); if(isalpha(ch)&&isalpha(chh)||isdigit(chh)) ++inc; } if(k==inc) printf("\n %s is a valid syntax",name); else printf("\n %s is an invalid syntax",name); getch(); }

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    SYNTAX ANALYSIS USING C 09BCS41 OUTPUT:


    --Syntax Analyser-Enter Syntax a*b/c a*b/c is an invalid syntax --Syntax Analyser-Enter Syntax a%b a % b is a valid syntax

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