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Syntax Directed Translation Concepts

The document outlines key concepts in syntax-directed translation, including definitions of S- and L-attributed grammars. It provides exercises such as constructing syntax trees, generating three-address code, and defining quadruples and triples. Additionally, it includes tasks related to drawing Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAGs) and writing Three Address Code (TAC) for control flow statements.

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Syntax Directed Translation Concepts

The document outlines key concepts in syntax-directed translation, including definitions of S- and L-attributed grammars. It provides exercises such as constructing syntax trees, generating three-address code, and defining quadruples and triples. Additionally, it includes tasks related to drawing Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAGs) and writing Three Address Code (TAC) for control flow statements.

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🔹 UNIT 3 – Syntax Directed Translation (PYQs)

1. Define syntax-directed translation. Explain S- and L-attributed definitions.


2. Construct syntax tree for arithmetic expression: a + b * c.
3. Generate three address code for: if (a > b) then x = y + z else x = x - y.
4. Define quadruples and triples with example.
5. Draw DAG for expression: a + a * (b - c) + (b - c) * d.
6. Write TAC for a for-loop statement.
7. Represent boolean expressions using control flow code.

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