Discussion
In a context free grammar, the left hand side of every production is
Answer: C
Correct answer: a single nonterminal symbol
This restriction is what makes the grammar context free: a nonterminal may be replaced by its right side wherever it occurs, without regard to what surrounds it. Allowing a string on the left would give a context sensitive grammar, for which no efficient general parsing algorithm exists.
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