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    The document defines the syntax of a simple programming language using context-free grammar rules. It specifies that a program begins with a program name and contains code, which can be a single instruction or multiple instructions separated by commas. It then defines grammar rules for instructions like assignment, if/else, while, print, read, and compound assignment, as well as rules for expressions involving operators, variables, numbers, and parentheses.

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    The document defines the syntax of a simple programming language using context-free grammar rules. It specifies that a program begins with a program name and contains code, which can be a single instruction or multiple instructions separated by commas. It then defines grammar rules for instructions like assignment, if/else, while, print, read, and compound assignment, as well as rules for expressions involving operators, variables, numbers, and parentheses.

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    The document defines the syntax of a simple programming language using context-free grammar rules. It specifies that a program begins with a program name and contains code, which can be a single instruction or multiple instructions separated by commas. It then defines grammar rules for instructions like assignment, if/else, while, print, read, and compound assignment, as well as rules for expressions involving operators, variables, numbers, and parentheses.

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    The document defines the syntax of a simple programming language using context-free grammar rules. It specifies that a program begins with a program name and contains code, which can be a single instruction or multiple instructions separated by commas. It then defines grammar rules for instructions like assignment, if/else, while, print, read, and compound assignment, as well as rules for expressions involving operators, variables, numbers, and parentheses.

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    <Program> -> BEGIN [ProgName] <Code> END

    <Code> -> <Instruction> , <Code>

    <Code> -> ''

    <Instruction> -> <Assign>

    <Instruction> -> <If>

    <Instruction> -> <While>

    <Instruction> -> <Print>

    <Instruction> -> <Read>

    <Instruction> -> <CompoundAssign>

    <CompoundAssign> -> [VarName] <CompoundOp> <Exp>

    <CompoundOp> -> +=

    <CompoundOp> -> -=

    <CompoundOp> -> *=

    <CompoundOp> -> /=

    <Assign> -> [VarName] := <Exp>

    <Exp> -> <Producer> <ExpTail>

    <ExpTail> -> + <Producer> <ExpTail>

    <ExpTail> -> - <Producer> <ExpTail>

    <ExpTail> -> ''

    <Producer> -> <Atom> <AtomTail>

    <AtomTail> -> * <Atom> <AtomTail>

    <AtomTail> -> / <Atom> <AtomTail>

    <AtomTail> -> ''

    <Atom> -> minus <Atom>

    <Atom> -> [VarName]

    <Atom> -> [Number]

    <Atom> -> ( <Exp> )

    <If> -> IF ( <Cond> ) THEN <Code> <EndIf>

    <EndIf> -> END

    <EndIf> -> ELSE <Code> END


    <Cond> -> <Exp> <Comp> <Exp>

    <Comp> -> =

    <Comp> -> <

    <Comp> -> >

    <While> -> WHILE ( <Cond> ) DO <Code> END

    <Print> -> PRINT( [VarName] )

    <Read> -> READ( [VarName] )

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