LL parsing
[ɛl ɛl ˈpɑːrsɪŋ]
noun
análise sintática LL
1. A top-down parsing technique for context-free grammars that reads input from left to right and constructs a leftmost derivation
LL parsing is commonly used in compiler design because it is efficient and easy to implement.
A análise sintática LL é comumente usada no design de compiladores porque é eficiente e fácil de implementar.
2. A parsing method where the first 'L' represents scanning the input left to right, and the second 'L' represents producing a leftmost derivation
The LL parser uses a predictive parsing algorithm to determine which production rule to apply.
O analisador LL usa um algoritmo de análise preditiva para determinar qual regra de produção aplicar.
LL parsing is a fundamental concept in compiler design courses taught in Brazilian and American universities. The technical term is used uniformly across English and Portuguese-speaking technical communities without significant regional variation. It is part of the standard curriculum in computer science programs.
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