Abstract Syntax tree (AST) | Postfix | Intermediate Code | Compiler Design | Lec-35 | Bhanu Priya

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[@revanthvasupalli2910]

If * has higher precedence ,then it shouldn't be the root of abstract syntax tree .Instead + is to be taken as root. Thank you :)

[@thomasdebock1948]

late but, no the tree is run from bottom to top so this way it does the * first, then the +

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[@mohanthmane3895]

Example of abstract syntax tree is wrong. a*b is evaluated first

[@oborofolusho212]

My question is towards the end of the postfix, why did you push the second plus(+) to the end? Is there a rule to note?

[@ChandanaChandu-wo5dt]

Hi mam, y u push the (+) into last in postfix example ,if u don't mind plz again explain that example by taking another example

[@oborofolusho212]

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[@ailijic]

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[@anubhavsingh6949]

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[@pranaygarapati4391]

Madam, the operation * has more precedence it has to be performed first

[@imhere1909]

No, you have take from left to right while solving in trees in compiler design

[@ShubhamSoni-wj1vu]

I think in your solution postfix answer is wrong.please explain correct knowledge here ...

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[@bharathkumarkurra8461]

Ast has change a, b,d

[@kartiknagarkoti955]

The content is great..but the sound of marker is annoying

[@anubhavsingh6949]

Thank you madam

[@shahzadayaz7959]

If you have not enough knowledge then why you create and share the vidio If somebody watch or read the parse tree for the first time then how can I trust on other accurate vidio

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mam you are wrong