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_____ is holding an entry for each terminal symbol and is acting as permanent database.

  1. Variable Table
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  3. Keyword Table
  4. Identifier Table
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Terminal Table – A permanent database that has entry for each terminal symbols such as arithmetic operators, keywords, punctuation characters such as ';' , ','etc Fields: Name of the symbol.

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