Write a BNF grammar (don't use EBNF) for the following language. An integer literal (which is one
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Write a BNF grammar (don't use EBNF) for the following language.
An integer literal (which is one or more digits starting with a non-zero digit), or the sum and difference of two or more integer literals.
Then, write a leftmost derivation for one of these example sentences (your choice).
1+23-456+789
2+4+6+8+1000
987-65-4-321
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