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| **Formal Languages** are especially helpful for the **parsing phase**. | **Formal Languages** are especially helpful for the **parsing phase**. | ||
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| Parsing itself has several stages, which we shall illustrate via the following example. | Parsing itself has several stages, which we shall illustrate via the following example. | ||
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| The lexical and syntactic phase (i.e. //parsing//) follows the very same general ideas already presented. Instead of implementing another parser from scratch, it only feels natural to build tools which automate, to some extent, the process of parser development. Much of the Formal Languages and Automata lecture relies on this insight. | The lexical and syntactic phase (i.e. //parsing//) follows the very same general ideas already presented. Instead of implementing another parser from scratch, it only feels natural to build tools which automate, to some extent, the process of parser development. Much of the Formal Languages and Automata lecture relies on this insight. | ||
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| ===== Lecture outline ===== | ===== Lecture outline ===== | ||