Learning Module 14 — LL Parsing

Why this is important: If a grammar is LL, it means you can implement it simply, using no special tools to do so. This can save a lot of time. It also turns out that often a grammar that is not LL can be converted to an equivalent one that is LL.

Outcomes

  • 14.1 – Given an LL grammar, give a corresponding parser in Haskell. (4 points)
  • 14.2 – Identify whether a grammar is LL or not, and if not, convert it. (6 points)
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