Consider the following BNF grammar for a language. Answer the questions below according to the grammar. -> -> + -> -> @ -> A -> Y -> B -> U A. What is the associativity of the @operator: B. What is the associativity of the + operator: C. Which operator has higher precedence:

Consider the following BNF grammar for a language. Answer the questions below according to the grammar. -> -> + -> -> @ -> A -> Y -> B -> U A. What is the associativity of the @operator: B. What is the associativity of the + operator: C. Which operator has higher precedence:

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