Write BNF grammar for the if/else conditional statement of C. Assume the following for this: You already have defined for you and and nonterminals. You SHOULD NOT define them or redefine them, just use them as nonterminals. Block is NOT the same as a statement (different books take different take on this) - block is {} with variables and statements inside. Do not use the extended BNF notation.

Write BNF grammar for the if/else conditional statement of C. Assume the following for this: You already have defined for you and and nonterminals. You SHOULD NOT define them or redefine them, just use them as nonterminals. Block is NOT the same as a statement (different books take different take on this) - block is {} with variables and statements inside. Do not use the extended BNF notation.

Database System Concepts

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