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| - | * $math[A] has higher priority than $math[A_2]. How will the string be split? (Which are the lexemes?) | + | * $math[A] has higher priority than $math[B]. How will the string be split? (Which are the lexemes?) |
| - | * $math[B] has higher priority than $math[A_1]. How will the splitting look like? | + | * $math[B] has higher priority than $math[A]. How will the splitting look like? |
| * finally, let us return to the **maximal match** principle. How should the DFAs $math[A] an $math[B] be ordered (w.r.t. priority) so that our word is split in the correct way (assuming a Python syntax)? | * finally, let us return to the **maximal match** principle. How should the DFAs $math[A] an $math[B] be ordered (w.r.t. priority) so that our word is split in the correct way (assuming a Python syntax)? | ||