Discussion
An attribute of a grammar symbol is
Answer: B
Correct answer: a value associated with an occurrence of that symbol in a tree
An attribute belongs to a node rather than to the symbol in the abstract, so the same nonterminal appearing twice in a tree carries two independent sets of values. Attributes hold whatever the translation needs - a type, a value, a piece of generated code, an address.
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