Explain with examples why an intermediate code can be language specific or language independ
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Q: lease explain Construct NFAs that recognize the following languages: a) L1 = (b+ba+baa)*…
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- How may proponents of standardizing on a single programming language make their case?The study of programming languages can be divided into an examination of syntax and semantics. Define syntax and semantics and give examples of each using a programming language structure.Discuss the concept of operator precedence and associativity in programming languages. Why is it important for understanding and writing correct code?
- Explain how an Intermediate Language can support multiple programming languages. One of the particular challenges of intermediate languges is that it can slow runtime - explain how this is addressed in the .NET or other platforms, such as Java's bytecode.Briefly, explain the following evaluation criteria of programming languages - (a) Readability(b) WritabilityMachine dependent is a disadvantage of ____ languages that is overcome by high level programming languages.
- What two things must be defined for each language entity in order toconstruct a denotational description of the language?What possible justifications may there be for standardizing on a single programming language?Provide an explanation of what is meant by the phrase "portability" in relation to programming languages.