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I need help Implementing a parser for the context-free grammar using Java Develop a
parser that can take a sentence generated by the context-free grammar and parse it into a parse tree, which can be used to represent the structure of the sentence. In Java. Please follow the example

Transcribed Image Text:A simple regular grammar that can generate some
simple English sentences:
S-> NP VP
NP -> Det N
VP -> V NP
Det -> a I the
N-> cat I dog I book I tree
V -> chased I ate I read I climbed
In this grammar, "S" is the starting symbol, which
generates a sentence by combining a noun phrase (NP)
and a verb phrase (VP). The NP is composed of a
determiner (Det) followed by a noun (N), while the VP is
composed of a verb (V) followed by an NP.
The grammar includes four determiners ("a", "an", "the",
"some"), four nouns ("cat", "dog", "book", "tree"), and
four verbs ("chased", "ate", "read", "climbed"). With
these rules, the grammar can generate sentences like:
• The cat chased a dog.
• A book was read by the tree.
•
Some dogs climbed the tree.
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