Grammar 6

Grammar 6 has the intermediate alphabet with the set of covering rules listed in the next display.

Our exploration of the grammar space for the language shows how an initially effective and succinct definition of a formal language can be terse to the point of forcing its interpreters to spend exorbitant amounts of time developing its consequences, but that it can be converted to a form more efficient from the operational point of view, however ungainly in regard to its elegance.

The main idea behind the grammar‑grinding remains the same, to give concrete implementation to the following general rule.

Resources

• Cactus Language • Syntax
• Survey of Animated Logical Graphs
• Survey of Theme One Program

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