a You are required to write a syntax analyzer that applies the grammar shown in the Figure below. ++ program decat tat-liat 30. prog- LG det De id id 12 stator The cate o actor 1 te Vate 11 1d int DI TOR-DE-body 15 16 i- 12 body Faure 52 Simplified Pascal Grammar gure 1: The grammar that you should use for your compier Input Example: Syntax analyzer X=Y+43-2 Cassig exp termo chactor id term term> chctor cactor id ant id Notes: The SA should address all the listed grammar aspects shown in Figure 1. The SA should print "This sentence can not be identified in case the user inputs a statment cannot be identified by the provided grammar . During your discussion, your TA will try different statements for testing, so it is necessary that you provide a user friendly interface. You are required to write a syntax analyzer that applies the grammar shown in the Figure below. Tia 1 sprog 2 Sprog-name> 3 dec-list 4 dec 5 14 writes 15 == PROGRAM prog-name> VAR BEGIN ED. 11= tidlist> I D. INTEGER Tid id-1 id 112 crite> tid int READ cid-list) 11 WRITE > POR cindesc-sacpDO tid: cap To expo TIE stmt> BEGIN id id = int exp> - Cterm> 8 sm 9 casion> 10 caps 11 14 writes 15 16 index-expo 17 VAR BEGIN END. id :: = | 1 INTEGER 11id id-listid 21+ assign cread> write> | ide 1 term :: id exp> TO I BEGIN END Figure 5.2 Simplified Pascal Grammar. a You are required to write a syntax analyzer that applies the grammar shown in the Figure below. ++ program decat tat-liat 30. prog- LG det De id id 12 stator The cate o actor 1 te Vate 11 1d int DI TOR-DE-body 15 16 i- 12 body Faure 52 Simplified Pascal Grammar gure 1: The grammar that you should use for your compier Input Example: Syntax analyzer X=Y+43-2 Cassig exp termo chactor id term term> chctor cactor id ant id Notes: The SA should address all the listed grammar aspects shown in Figure 1. The SA should print "This sentence can not be identified in case the user inputs a statment cannot be identified by the provided grammar . During your discussion, your TA will try different statements for testing, so it is necessary that you provide a user friendly interface. You are required to write a syntax analyzer that applies the grammar shown in the Figure below. Tia 1 sprog 2 Sprog-name> 3 dec-list 4 dec 5 14 writes 15 == PROGRAM prog-name> VAR BEGIN ED. 11= tidlist> I D. INTEGER Tid id-1 id 112 crite> tid int READ cid-list) 11 WRITE > POR cindesc-sacpDO tid: cap To expo TIE stmt> BEGIN id id = int exp> - Cterm> 8 sm 9 casion> 10 caps 11 14 writes 15 16 index-expo 17 VAR BEGIN END. id :: = | 1 INTEGER 11id id-listid 21+ assign cread> write> | ide 1 term :: id exp> TO I BEGIN END Figure 5.2 Simplified Pascal Grammar