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The PDF document contains exercises on context-free languages, specifically requiring solutions for creating context-free grammars and evaluating S-grammars. Here are the problems that need to be addressed:

### Linz Section 5.1: Context-Free Grammars

1. **Find context-free grammars for the following languages:**
   - **L = anbn, where n is even**  
   - **L = anbn, where n is odd**  
   - **L = anbn, where n is a multiple of three**  
   - **L = anbn, where n is NOT a multiple of three**  
   - **L = anbn, where n = m - 1**

### Linz Section 5.2: S-Grammar Evaluation

1. **Determine if the given grammar is an S-grammar and explain why or why not:**
   \[
   S \rightarrow aS \ | \ bS \ | \ cA
   \]
   \[
   A \rightarrow aA \ | \ bS
   \]

2. **Using the given S-grammar, show step-by-step derivations of the strings `aabb` and `aaaabbbb`.**  
   \[
   S \rightarrow aC
   \]
   \[
   C \rightarrow aAB
   \]
   \[
   A \rightarrow aAB \ | \ b
   \]
   \[
   B \rightarrow b
   \]

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### Related Questions to Explore Further:

1. What is the significance of context-free grammars in computational theory?
2. How do context-free grammars differ from regular grammars?
3. Can every context-free language be represented by a unique grammar?
4. What are the practical applications of context-free grammars?
5. How do S-grammars differ from general context-free grammars?

**Tip:** Understanding context-free grammars helps in parsing and designing compilers, as they form the foundation for defining the syntax of programming languages.

Provide solutions to the following exercises:

1. Find context-free grammars for various forms of L = anbn, where n has specific properties (even, odd, multiple of three, etc.)
2. Determine if a given grammar is an S-grammar and explain.
3. Perform derivations using a provided S-grammar for specific strings (aabb, aaaabbbb).

Explore solutions to context-free grammar problems, including creating grammars for specific patterns in L = anbn and evaluating S-grammars. This content is suitable for undergraduate-level computer science students, covering key concepts in formal languages.

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