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Dragon Book Guide for Compiler Design

Parsing techniques like LL(1), LR(1), SLR, LALR, and CLR are important for compiler design questions, as is understanding precedence and associativity of operators and evaluating expressions trees. Ullman's "Dragon Book" is recommended for thoroughly understanding compiler design topics and practicing prior year problems is suggested for exam preparation. Relevant chapters are 1-9 of the Aho & Ullman textbook.
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Dragon Book Guide for Compiler Design

Parsing techniques like LL(1), LR(1), SLR, LALR, and CLR are important for compiler design questions, as is understanding precedence and associativity of operators and evaluating expressions trees. Ullman's "Dragon Book" is recommended for thoroughly understanding compiler design topics and practicing prior year problems is suggested for exam preparation. Relevant chapters are 1-9 of the Aho & Ullman textbook.
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Compiler Design

Important Points :

­ Parsing : there is always a question related to parsing. You 
need to practice all parsing technique because there is also 
chances for linked questions. finding first and follow, 
LL(1)­LR(1)­SLR­LALR­CLR.

­ Precedence and Associativity of operators.

­ Finding value from expression tree.

­ Ambiguous grammar.

Tips:

Ullman’s book is only best book for better understanding of the 
subjects and sufficient for gate exam so you can refer it along 
with solving previous year gate papers study topic from book then 
attempt the questions this will give you confidence in GATE exam. 
It is also called as DRAGON BOOK .

Relevant Chapters:

Aho & Ullman (2nd Edition) – Chapters 1­9

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