Question

Can DCFL be ambiguous?

Comments

A language cannot be ambiguous. A grammar can be ambiguous.
A Deterministic CFG cannot be ambiguous, while a grammar-producing DCFL (not necessarily DCFG) can be ambiguous.

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thanks can you give an example

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@h4kr 

This is an example of a grammar which is ambiguous but produces a Deterministic CFL.

https://gateoverflow.in/940/gate-cse-2003-question-51

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Upto  DCFL atleat one non ambiguous grammer exist  this word also called as not  Inherently ambiguous  Language .

if any language does not exist nonAmbiguos  grammer  then this grammer is inherently Ambiguos .

if u telling about DCFL there is grammer exist which is  nonambiguous so ambiguous word uses  for the Grammer not for language but inherently ambiguous or not  inherently ambiguous word use   for the Language .

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For the record, even Regular Grammar can be ambigous.

I learnt it the hard way.