COMPUTER PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
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Question
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Which of the following statement is not true about lexemes?
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Lexemes of a programming language includes numeric literals, operators, and special words, among others.
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Lexemes are partitioned into groups, for example the names of variables, methods, classes, and so forth in a programming language form a group called identifiers
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Each lexeme group is represented by a name, or token
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None of the mentioned
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -Explanation: A lexeme is a string of characters that form a syntactic unit. It is reasonable to say that is the sequence of alphanumeric characters in a token.
Detailed explanation-2: -Explanation: Different Lexical Classes or Tokens or Lexemes Identifiers, Constants, Keywords, Operators.
Detailed explanation-3: -Explanation: Lexical Analysis Identifies Different Lexical Units in a source Code. 9. Which one is a type of Lexeme? Explanation: All of them along with Operators are different types of lexemes.
Detailed explanation-4: -7. Which of these is not true about the Symbol Table? Explanation: The Symbol table does not ever perform the processing of the assembler derivative.
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