regular grammar
regular grammar A grammar in which each production has one of the forms A → b A → bC
where b is a terminal and A,C are nonterminals. Like the right-linear and left-linear grammars (see linear grammar) regular grammars generate precisely the regular languages.
where b is a terminal and A,C are nonterminals. Like the right-linear and left-linear grammars (see linear grammar) regular grammars generate precisely the regular languages.
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