Grammar Production Rule
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A Grammar Production Rule is a Grammar Operation in the form of a Production Rule that tests a LHS composed of a Non-Terminal Symbol and, if successful, produces a RHS Expression.
- AKA: Language Production Rule.
- Context:
- It can be a Linguistic Expression Production Rule.
- …
- Example(s):
- S ⇒ NP VP. (in a Natural Language Syntax).
- A ⇒ B + C. (in an Arithmetic Grammar)
- .. (a Logic Grammar).
- See: Formal Language, Formal System.