Context-free grammar is a formal system used to define the syntax of programming languages and data structures. It specifies rules for constructing strings of symbols, where each rule’s application does not depend on the surrounding symbols. This mathematical framework is fundamental in computer science for parsing and compiling code. It provides a precise method for describing language structure.
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While primarily a computer science concept, context-free grammars are relevant in blockchain for defining smart contract languages and protocol specifications. News concerning new programming languages for decentralized applications often references their underlying grammatical structures. Future developments may involve applying these grammars to formal verification of complex blockchain logic, enhancing system reliability.
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