Computer Science: An Overview (13th Edition) (What's New in Computer Science)
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Chapter 11, Problem 12CRP
Program Plan Intro
Syntactic analysis
Syntactic analysis can be referred as parsing analysis; the parsing analysis of any statement checks the grammatical role of each word in statement.
Semantic analysis:
The semantic analysis of any statement defines the semantic role of each word in the statement.
Contextual analysis:
In this level of analysis, the context of the sentence comes into the understanding process.
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