What does a lexer (lexical analyzer) do in the compilation process?
A lexer (lexical analyzer) is responsible for converting the source code into a stream of tokens. It identifies keywords, operators, identifiers, and other language constructs, producing a structured representation that's easier for the subsequent compilation phases to process.
The full form of ‘WiFi’ is:
Where is the Sahara desert located?
Which Satellite-Based Augmentation System (SBAS) holds the distinction of being the world's first to be certified for approach with vertical guidance an...
Which of the following is the natural source of lactic acid?
According to the archaeologists, in Harappan cities the part to the west was smaller and higher, was known as______.
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Consider the following statements:
1)The Indian National Congress was formed in 1885 with A.O. Hume as its first president.
2)The Muslim...
According to the 24th Financial Stability Report which was released by RBI, what will be the NPA of banks by September 2022?
Arrange the following cricket teams in descending order as per Men’s ICC Test Team Ranking updated in Jan 2021.
A. India
B. New Zea...
What milestone has India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) recently achieved in terms of the number of customers benefiting from its financial services?
