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apa yang dimaksud dengan parse tree?​

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• 1. apa yang dimaksud dengan parse tree?​
• 2. ini tolong di translate sama di parse ya tolong​
• 3. cara mengatasi "PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'r' (T_STRING) in /home/gamersvocuk/public_html/index.php on line 483" di web bagai mana ??
• 4. Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'Filedata' (T_STRING), expecting ')' in /home/u914797895/public_html/imageupload.php on line 13 isi line 13 $header = array("Content-Type: application/x-php","Content-Disposition: form-data; name="Filedata"; file="about.php"");
• 5. 1. Buatlah LR(0) Parsing Table untuk Grammar berikut, serta buktikan bahwa string "bbcb$" diterima! S → AB A → bA | c B → b 2. Buatlah CLR(1) parser untuk grammar berikkut, serta buktikan jika string "(aba)$" diterima! S' → S S → (A) A → aAa | b 3. Buatlah Syntax Directed Translation (SDT) untuk grammar berikut! E → E-T | T T → F*T | F F → Num num → 0|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9 Buatlah parse tree dan tentukan E.Value dari 8-2*3 berdasarkan SDT tersebut! 4. Buatlah quadruples dan triples dari operasi aritmatika berikut! y=(a+b)*(c-d)*(-e) 5. Buatlah Three address Code dan Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) dari operasi aritmatika berikut! ((a-b)*c+b)+((c-d)*d)
• 6. Tentukan nilai kebenaran menggunakan tabel kebenaran serta pohon urai (parse tree) dari proposisi-proposisi berikut ini:1. ⋁¬ → 2. ⨁¬ → 3. ⋀¬ ↔ (¬ ⋁ ¬)ada yang bisa mengerjakan ini. tolong bantuannya. terima kasih ​
• 7. Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '}' in C:\xampp\htdocs\tokotvseries\toko film.php on line 11 <?php $n = $_POST['n']; $j = $_POST['j']; $ju = $_POST['ju']; $k = $_POST['k']; $type = $_POST['type']; $a = $_POST['a']; $kp = $_POST['kp']; if($j=="Legion") { $h=20000; } else if($j=="Supergirl") { $h=22500; } else if($j=="Sherlock") { $h=25000; } else { $h=30000; } salah dimana ya?
• 8. Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'endforeach' (T_ENDFOREACH), expecting end of file in C:\xampp\htdocs\Network_ramshop\keranjang.php on line 56
• 9. A.D 830: A storm sends an Indonesian trading ship drastically off course. Months later, dozens of ragged survivors make landfall on an island off the southeast coast of Africa, more than 3,000, miles from home. Today, Murray Cox, a computational biologist at New Zealand's Massey University, says a scenario like this may describe the gloomy origins of the first permanent settlements on Madagascar, home to about 22 million people today. Genetic and linguistic studies suggest the island's native Malagasy people are mainly of Indonesian descent. The idea of early Indonesians traveling 3,000 miles to the island intrigued Cox. "It's a surprisingly long distance to come," he says. So he used computer modeling to parse the clues, running through 40 million settlement simulations. Cox soon pinpointed one that would explain the DNA patterns evident in Madagascar today. Surprisingly, the current population descends primarily from just 30 or so Indonesian women who arrived 12 centuries ago. His conclusion is supported by prior findings that about 30 percent of Malagasy have the same mitochondrial DNA, which is passed from mother to child—far less diversity than in typical human populations, which share less than 2 percent. "This suggests rapid, recent growth from a very small founder population," Cox says. It is unclear how Madagascar's founding mothers (and the fathers who must have been with them) arrived. Cox, proposes seafaring merchants thrown off course, or refugees fleeing political strife; the latter could explain why woman, usually not found on trade ships, were on board. Now, Cox plans to explore whether small founding groups are characteristics of other early island settlements, including Hawaii. "There may be general rules for settling islands," he says. (discovermagazine.com) The paragraph following the passage will likely talk about.... (A) the life of Hawaiian ‘people (B) political aspects of the journey (C) further similar studies on other islands (D) DNA analyses of the island population (E) the life in Madagascar compared to that in Hawaii
• 10. A.D 830: A storm sends an Indonesian trading ship drastically off course. Months later, dozens of ragged survivors make landfall on an island off the southeast coast of Africa, more than 3,000, miles from home. Today, Murray Cox, a computational biologist at New Zealand's Massey University, says a scenario like this may describe the gloomy origins of the first permanent settlements on Madagascar, home to about 22 million people today. Genetic and linguistic studies suggest the island's native Malagasy people are mainly of Indonesian descent. The idea of early Indonesians traveling 3,000 miles to the island intrigued Cox. "It's a surprisingly long distance to come," he says. So he used computer modeling to parse the clues, running through 40 million settlement simulations. Cox soon pinpointed one that would explain the DNA patterns evident in Madagascar today. Surprisingly, the current population descends primarily from just 30 or so Indonesian women who arrived 12 centuries ago. His conclusion is supported by prior findings that about 30 percent of Malagasy have the same mitochondrial DNA, which is passed from mother to child—far less diversity than in typical human populations, which share less than 2 percent. "This suggests rapid, recent growth from a very small founder population," Cox says. It is unclear how Madagascar's founding mothers (and the fathers who must have been with them) arrived. Cox, proposes seafaring merchants thrown off course, or refugees fleeing political strife; the latter could explain why woman, usually not found on trade ships, were on board. Now, Cox plans to explore whether small founding groups are characteristics of other early island settlements, including Hawaii. "There may be general rules for settling islands," he says. (discovermagazine.com) In presenting the ideas, the author starts by .... (A) introducing an expert (B) describing the sea voyage (C) presenting a historical fact (D) theorizing the origins of Indonesians (E) providing the result of a biologist's study SBMPTN code 427, answer with explain ya
• 11. At schoolBENI:siti,your house is for from your school but you always come on timeSITI:l always go to school at 6.am.that's why l'm never late•choose trne ( T ) OR parse ( F ) based on the texs by giving a tick ( √ ) 4.siti is students, true/false=5.edo always go to school at 6.am,true/false=6.siti always not came one time,true/false=​
• 12. A.D 830: A storm sends an Indonesian trading ship drastically off course. Months later, dozens of ragged survivors make landfall on an island off the southeast coast of Africa, more than 3,000, miles from home. Today, Murray Cox, a computational biologist at New Zealand's Massey University, says a scenario like this may describe the gloomy origins of the first permanent settlements on Madagascar, home to about 22 million people today. Genetic and linguistic studies suggest the island's native Malagasy people are mainly of Indonesian descent. The idea of early Indonesians traveling 3,000 miles to the island intrigued Cox. "It's a surprisingly long distance to come," he says. So he used computer modeling to parse the clues, running through 40 million settlement simulations. Cox soon pinpointed one that would explain the DNA patterns evident in Madagascar today. Surprisingly, the current population descends primarily from just 30 or so Indonesian women who arrived 12 centuries ago. His conclusion is supported by prior findings that about 30 percent of Malagasy have the same mitochondrial DNA, which is passed from mother to child—far less diversity than in typical human populations, which share less than 2 percent. "This suggests rapid, recent growth from a very small founder population," Cox says. It is unclear how Madagascar's founding mothers (and the fathers who must have been with them) arrived. Cox, proposes seafaring merchants thrown off course, or refugees fleeing political strife; the latter could explain why woman, usually not found on trade ships, were on board. Now, Cox plans to explore whether small founding groups are characteristics of other early island settlements, including Hawaii. "There may be general rules for settling islands," he says. (discovermagazine.com) The passage implies that Indonesian settlers Madagascar most probably .... (A) migrated due to political reasons (B) were the first settlers on the island (C) traveled to the island on purpose (D) landed on the island by accident (E) found it hard to live on the island SBMPTN code 427 Answer with explanation ya
• 13. i'm getting this error of : Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_PUBLIC, expecting C:\Users\samsung\Desktop\P3\TUGAS[MAS-TUNATHONY]\Kelompok1\application\controllers\Register.php Line Number: 123 I don't know what the problem is i've tried everything really but still nothing Codes around Line 123 public function verifikasi_email($email) { $email_decode = base64_decode($email); $this->mdb->verifikasi_email($email_encode); $data = array( 'status' =>1 ); $this->db->where('email', $email_encode); $this->db->update('user', $data ); redirect('login'); } }
• 14. you know I want my problem your friends and FriendsYou cannot parse the one the problem your friends explains it seri how to solve ​
• 15. hello, help me for finished my assignment using netbeans java n must sorting array the price hotel RATE which from 5 file.txt hotels and view the lower price at top in dialog box (GUI)Assume that we have five (5) text files and its content as follows:Hotel1_Rate.txt==========Superior = 180.00Deluxe = 250.00Suite = 500.00Hotel2_Rate.txt============Superior = 200.00Deluxe = 220.00Suite = 300.00Hotel3_Rate.txt============Superior = 120.00Deluxe = 150.00Suite = 200.00Hotel4_Rate.txt============Superior = 320.00Deluxe = 400.00Suite = 700.00Hotel5_Rate.txt============Superior = 180.00Deluxe = 200.00Suite = 450.00Write a Java program to parse all the files and display the best offer for each category of room in a dialog box.ReplyForward​

1. apa yang dimaksud dengan parse tree?​

Jawaban:

Parse tree adalah salah satu aplikasi dari pohon m-ary yang diaplikasikan pada ilmu bahasa, yaitu dalam menurunkan kalimat menjadi bagian-bagian yang menyusunnya (SPOK). Tidak hanya sebatas itu, bagian dari SPOK juga diuraikan menjadi kata-kata yang menyusunnya.

SEMOGAMEMBANTU:)))

Semangatbelajar nyaʕ ꈍᴥꈍʔ

2. ini tolong di translate sama di parse ya tolong​

Jawaban:

1. Mereka sedang bermain congkak

2. Saya mengerjakan PR matematika besok

3. Dia makan siang di kantin

4. Ibu saya tidak memasak sup

5. Dia tidak membersihkan kelas

6. Dia tidak masuk sekolah perpustakaan

7. Apakah dia tertawa?

8. Apakah mereka bermain sepak bola?

9. Apakah dia mencuci rambutnya?

10. Kami sedang berlatih bahasa Inggris

3. cara mengatasi "PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'r' (T_STRING) in /home/gamersvocuk/public_html/index.php on line 483" di web bagai mana ??

cek lagi line 483, kemungkinan kurang tanda titik atau $ d variabelnya,, bisa tlg kirim line 482-483? atau screenshoot scriptnya, biar lebih jelas :)

4. Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'Filedata' (T_STRING), expecting ')' in /home/u914797895/public_html/imageupload.php on line 13 isi line 13 $header = array("Content-Type: application/x-php","Content-Disposition: form-data; name="Filedata"; file="about.php"");

itu maksudnya apa ya?????....

5. 1. Buatlah LR(0) Parsing Table untuk Grammar berikut, serta buktikan bahwa string "bbcb$" diterima! S → AB A → bA | c B → b 2. Buatlah CLR(1) parser untuk grammar berikkut, serta buktikan jika string "(aba)$" diterima! S' → S S → (A) A → aAa | b 3. Buatlah Syntax Directed Translation (SDT) untuk grammar berikut! E → E-T | T T → F*T | F F → Num num → 0|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9 Buatlah parse tree dan tentukan E.Value dari 8-2*3 berdasarkan SDT tersebut! 4. Buatlah quadruples dan triples dari operasi aritmatika berikut! y=(a+b)*(c-d)*(-e) 5. Buatlah Three address Code dan Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) dari operasi aritmatika berikut! ((a-b)*c+b)+((c-d)*d)

Jawaban:

gk tahu maaf yh h3heheh ak ngeselin ekkwkw

6. Tentukan nilai kebenaran menggunakan tabel kebenaran serta pohon urai (parse tree) dari proposisi-proposisi berikut ini:1. ⋁¬ → 2. ⨁¬ → 3. ⋀¬ ↔ (¬ ⋁ ¬)ada yang bisa mengerjakan ini. tolong bantuannya. terima kasih ​

Jawaban:

ini apa yang mau di jawab??

7. Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '}' in C:\xampp\htdocs\tokotvseries\toko film.php on line 11 <?php $n = $_POST['n']; $j = $_POST['j']; $ju = $_POST['ju']; $k = $_POST['k']; $type = $_POST['type']; $a = $_POST['a']; $kp = $_POST['kp']; if($j=="Legion") { $h=20000; } else if($j=="Supergirl") { $h=22500; } else if($j=="Sherlock") { $h=25000; } else { $h=30000; } salah dimana ya?

Kan dibuka pakai php, ditutup pake php juga hehe. Coba cek deh. Semoga membantu

8. Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'endforeach' (T_ENDFOREACH), expecting end of file in C:\xampp\htdocs\Network_ramshop\keranjang.php on line 56

Jawaban:

ini maksudnya apa?

Penjelasan:

soalnya apa?

Jawaban:

Ini kalau gk salah artinya No Interner Connection

Penjelasan:

maaf kalau salah.

soalnya pernah lihat sekilas di komputer.

9. A.D 830: A storm sends an Indonesian trading ship drastically off course. Months later, dozens of ragged survivors make landfall on an island off the southeast coast of Africa, more than 3,000, miles from home. Today, Murray Cox, a computational biologist at New Zealand's Massey University, says a scenario like this may describe the gloomy origins of the first permanent settlements on Madagascar, home to about 22 million people today. Genetic and linguistic studies suggest the island's native Malagasy people are mainly of Indonesian descent. The idea of early Indonesians traveling 3,000 miles to the island intrigued Cox. "It's a surprisingly long distance to come," he says. So he used computer modeling to parse the clues, running through 40 million settlement simulations. Cox soon pinpointed one that would explain the DNA patterns evident in Madagascar today. Surprisingly, the current population descends primarily from just 30 or so Indonesian women who arrived 12 centuries ago. His conclusion is supported by prior findings that about 30 percent of Malagasy have the same mitochondrial DNA, which is passed from mother to child—far less diversity than in typical human populations, which share less than 2 percent. "This suggests rapid, recent growth from a very small founder population," Cox says. It is unclear how Madagascar's founding mothers (and the fathers who must have been with them) arrived. Cox, proposes seafaring merchants thrown off course, or refugees fleeing political strife; the latter could explain why woman, usually not found on trade ships, were on board. Now, Cox plans to explore whether small founding groups are characteristics of other early island settlements, including Hawaii. "There may be general rules for settling islands," he says. (discovermagazine.com) The paragraph following the passage will likely talk about.... (A) the life of Hawaiian ‘people (B) political aspects of the journey (C) further similar studies on other islands (D) DNA analyses of the island population (E) the life in Madagascar compared to that in Hawaii

Pada paragraph terakhir Cox ingin menjelaskan bahwa saat ini dia sedang meneliti mengapa tidak ada wanita yang menjadi crew kapal. Kemudian dia juga ingin mencari tahu dari mana asal orang Hawai. Dari dua penelitian yang dilakukan Cox saat ini artinya adalah Cox ingin mencari riset yang sama pada pulau yang lain atau 

(c) further similar studies on other islands 

10. A.D 830: A storm sends an Indonesian trading ship drastically off course. Months later, dozens of ragged survivors make landfall on an island off the southeast coast of Africa, more than 3,000, miles from home. Today, Murray Cox, a computational biologist at New Zealand's Massey University, says a scenario like this may describe the gloomy origins of the first permanent settlements on Madagascar, home to about 22 million people today. Genetic and linguistic studies suggest the island's native Malagasy people are mainly of Indonesian descent. The idea of early Indonesians traveling 3,000 miles to the island intrigued Cox. "It's a surprisingly long distance to come," he says. So he used computer modeling to parse the clues, running through 40 million settlement simulations. Cox soon pinpointed one that would explain the DNA patterns evident in Madagascar today. Surprisingly, the current population descends primarily from just 30 or so Indonesian women who arrived 12 centuries ago. His conclusion is supported by prior findings that about 30 percent of Malagasy have the same mitochondrial DNA, which is passed from mother to child—far less diversity than in typical human populations, which share less than 2 percent. "This suggests rapid, recent growth from a very small founder population," Cox says. It is unclear how Madagascar's founding mothers (and the fathers who must have been with them) arrived. Cox, proposes seafaring merchants thrown off course, or refugees fleeing political strife; the latter could explain why woman, usually not found on trade ships, were on board. Now, Cox plans to explore whether small founding groups are characteristics of other early island settlements, including Hawaii. "There may be general rules for settling islands," he says. (discovermagazine.com) In presenting the ideas, the author starts by .... (A) introducing an expert (B) describing the sea voyage (C) presenting a historical fact (D) theorizing the origins of Indonesians (E) providing the result of a biologist's study SBMPTN code 427, answer with explain ya

Pada jawaban di atas di jelaskan bahwa pada abad ke 8 perdagangan di Indonesia turun drastis karena banyaknya badai. Bangsa Indonesia yang melakukan perjalanan laut terdampar di benua Afrika. Di sini dijelaskan mengenai perjalanan laut dan resiko akan terdampar. Terutama berdasarkan cerita terdamparnya di Madagascar.  

Oleh karena jawabannya adalah B atau describe sea voyage 

11. At schoolBENI:siti,your house is for from your school but you always come on timeSITI:l always go to school at 6.am.that's why l'm never late•choose trne ( T ) OR parse ( F ) based on the texs by giving a tick ( √ ) 4.siti is students, true/false=5.edo always go to school at 6.am,true/false=6.siti always not came one time,true/false=​

Jawaban:

4.siti is students, true/false= true

5.edo always go to school at 6.am,true/false= false

6.siti always not came one time,true/false= false

12. A.D 830: A storm sends an Indonesian trading ship drastically off course. Months later, dozens of ragged survivors make landfall on an island off the southeast coast of Africa, more than 3,000, miles from home. Today, Murray Cox, a computational biologist at New Zealand's Massey University, says a scenario like this may describe the gloomy origins of the first permanent settlements on Madagascar, home to about 22 million people today. Genetic and linguistic studies suggest the island's native Malagasy people are mainly of Indonesian descent. The idea of early Indonesians traveling 3,000 miles to the island intrigued Cox. "It's a surprisingly long distance to come," he says. So he used computer modeling to parse the clues, running through 40 million settlement simulations. Cox soon pinpointed one that would explain the DNA patterns evident in Madagascar today. Surprisingly, the current population descends primarily from just 30 or so Indonesian women who arrived 12 centuries ago. His conclusion is supported by prior findings that about 30 percent of Malagasy have the same mitochondrial DNA, which is passed from mother to child—far less diversity than in typical human populations, which share less than 2 percent. "This suggests rapid, recent growth from a very small founder population," Cox says. It is unclear how Madagascar's founding mothers (and the fathers who must have been with them) arrived. Cox, proposes seafaring merchants thrown off course, or refugees fleeing political strife; the latter could explain why woman, usually not found on trade ships, were on board. Now, Cox plans to explore whether small founding groups are characteristics of other early island settlements, including Hawaii. "There may be general rules for settling islands," he says. (discovermagazine.com) The passage implies that Indonesian settlers Madagascar most probably .... (A) migrated due to political reasons (B) were the first settlers on the island (C) traveled to the island on purpose (D) landed on the island by accident (E) found it hard to live on the island SBMPTN code 427 Answer with explanation ya

Pada pertanyaan di atas dijelaskan bahwa kemungkinan atau belum pasti, bahwa bangsa Indonesia yang mendarat di Madagascar di akibatkan karena adanya tekanan politik di Indonesia (dijelaskan di paragraf ketiga). Pernyataan ini diperkuat,  karena jumlah orang yang mendarat mayoritas laki laki dan sangat jarang perempuan di dalamnya. 

Jawabannya adalah A 

13. i'm getting this error of : Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_PUBLIC, expecting C:\Users\samsung\Desktop\P3\TUGAS[MAS-TUNATHONY]\Kelompok1\application\controllers\Register.php Line Number: 123 I don't know what the problem is i've tried everything really but still nothing Codes around Line 123 public function verifikasi_email($email) { $email_decode = base64_decode($email); $this->mdb->verifikasi_email($email_encode); $data = array( 'status' =>1 ); $this->db->where('email', $email_encode); $this->db->update('user', $data ); redirect('login'); } }

hapus satu kurung kurung kurawal. kelebihan itu

14. you know I want my problem your friends and FriendsYou cannot parse the one the problem your friends explains it seri how to solve ​

Jawaban:

Anda tahu saya ingin masalah saya teman dan Teman AndaAnda tidak dapat mengurai masalah yang dijelaskan teman Anda secara seri bagaimana menyelesaikannya

15. hello, help me for finished my assignment using netbeans java n must sorting array the price hotel RATE which from 5 file.txt hotels and view the lower price at top in dialog box (GUI)Assume that we have five (5) text files and its content as follows:Hotel1_Rate.txt==========Superior = 180.00Deluxe = 250.00Suite = 500.00Hotel2_Rate.txt============Superior = 200.00Deluxe = 220.00Suite = 300.00Hotel3_Rate.txt============Superior = 120.00Deluxe = 150.00Suite = 200.00Hotel4_Rate.txt============Superior = 320.00Deluxe = 400.00Suite = 700.00Hotel5_Rate.txt============Superior = 180.00Deluxe = 200.00Suite = 450.00Write a Java program to parse all the files and display the best offer for each category of room in a dialog box.ReplyForward​

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