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Syntactic analysis (parsing)
Dec 28 2011

Syntactic analysis (parsing)

Dec 28 2011

Syntactic analysis (parsing). The process of analyzing the input symbol sequence in order to parse the grammatical structure. Syntactical analysis is usually divided into two levels: lexical analysis and grammatical analysis.

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