Using the provided Predictive Parser Table $($photo $1)$ based on the Grammar $($photo $2),$ In which program, var, begin, end $,$ integer, and print are reserved words.

Have your program $($compiler$)$ check the grammar of the program and display $$No Error$$

if the given grammar liked the program or issue $$some errors$$ otherwise.

Have your program detect the following errors and issue a corresponding error message:

program is expected $($if program is spelled wrong$)$

var is expected $($if var is spelled wrong$)$

begin is expected $($if begin is spelled wrong$)$

end is expected $($if end is spelled wrong$)$

integer is expected $($if integer is spelled wrong$)$

print is expected$($ if print is spelled wrong $)$

unknown identifier if the variable is not defined

; semicolon is missing $($if the grammar required a ; $)$

$,$ comma is missing $($if the grammar required a $,)$

$.$ period is missing $($if the grammar required a $.)$

$($ The left parentheses is missing

$)$ The right parentheses is missing

Output : $$Ready to compile$$ or $$this is the list of errors$$

Use photo $3$ as a reference if needed. The whole program grammar consists of ONE line, and each non$-$terminal in the