6 6 votes $$\text{S} \rightarrow a \text{S} b \mid b \text{S} a \mid \text{SS} \mid \epsilon$$Which of the following best characterizes the language generated by the grammar above?All strings of the form $a^i b^j a^k,$ where $i+j=k$All palindromes over $a$ and $b$All strings with equal numbers of $a\text{'s}$ and $b\text{'s}$ All strings of the form $w w^\text{R},$ where $w \epsilon\{a, b\}^*$ Theory of Computation goclasses_cs_mockgate_4 goclasses theory-of-computation context-free-language one-mark + – GO Classes 767 views answer comment Share Follow Print 0 reply Please log in or register to add a comment.
5 5 votes Given grammar generates $abab,$ so, options A, B, D are wrong. Option C is correct. The given grammar is a standard grammar for the language where the number of $a’s$ is same as the number of $b’s.$ GO Classes answered Jan 19, 2023 • edited Jan 28, 2023 by Deepak Poonia GO Classes comment Share Follow See all 3 Comments 3 3 Comments reply soumojit commented Feb 1, 2024 reply Follow flag @ranjan_giri "aabb" can be generated by the grammaS->aSb(S->aSb)S->aaSbb(S->null)S->aabb 0 0 replyShare Ayush_sharma commented Jan 14, 2025 reply Follow flag "abaaabbabb" this string has equal no of a's and b's but we cant parse this 1 1 replyShare Skyler_30 commented Jan 22 reply Follow flag It can parse the String "abaaabbabb" 0 0 replyShare Please log in or register to add a comment.