Discussion
An LL(1) grammar for arithmetic expressions typically expresses repetition of the plus operator with
Answer: C
The classic E goes to TE prime with E prime going to plus TE prime or epsilon is exactly the transformed form. Associativity must then be restored in the semantic actions. Forgetting that step yields an expression evaluator that groups the wrong way.
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