Sir I am really grateful to you , these videoes have been really helpful for my sem exams . A small request : Data Mining ke upar one-shot video agar hota to bohot help ho jati
00:01 Complete CD compiler design for semester exam 02:07 Understanding the compiler and its role in translating high-level languages to machine code. 06:44 Understanding shorthand operators and the role of the preprocessor 08:52 Compiler design involves multiple phases 13:14 Relocatable code allows code to move to different places in memory 15:28 Process of converting relocatable code into absolute code and running the program 19:47 Understanding the role of lexic analyzer and syntax analyzer in compiler design 22:16 Syntax analyzer or parser generates a syntax tree from given string. 26:27 Compiler design process in one shot 28:28 CD Compiler design involves creating front ends, converting to different hardware, and optimization. 32:28 Symbol table is crucial for compiler functionality 34:55 Hashing is popular for fast compilation 39:54 Single pass compiler vs. Multi pass compiler 41:55 Multipass compilers use more memory compared to single pass 45:40 Compiler design converts high-level code to machine code. 47:41 Compiler design involved bootstrapping and converting C to assembly 51:39 Understanding cross compilation and machine language conversion 53:49 Compiler design for cross compilation and machine architectures. 57:59 Transition function basics 1:00:11 Lexical analysis helps in token identification. 1:04:44 Explanation of building a table for DFA conversion 1:06:58 Understanding the process of state transition in the complete CD compiler design 1:11:10 Understanding the concept of lexic analysis and tokenization 1:13:11 Lexical analyzer identifies tokens in source code 1:17:45 Conversion of regular expressions to DFA 1:19:49 Understanding the process of minimizing DFA in Compiler Design 1:23:57 Understanding and implementing lexical analyzer program for compilers 1:26:00 Lexical analyzer's main function is to convert input program to sequence of tokens 1:29:59 Understanding grammar and productions in compiler design 1:31:59 Formal grammar represents the specification of programming languages. 1:35:59 BNF forms the standard method to represent grammar 1:37:50 Compiler Compiler is a tool used to generate a parser for a specified grammar. 1:41:43 Understanding derivation tree and derivation rules 1:43:41 CFG facilitates easy parsing and handling of expressions. 1:47:26 Parsing strings using top-down and bottom-up parsers 1:49:41 Predictive parsing helps in choosing the right production at the right time 1:53:27 Backtracking and Removing Common Prefix in Grammar 1:55:13 Left factored grammar converts non-deterministic grammar into deterministic one 1:59:24 Understanding left recursion in top-down parsing. 2:01:25 Converting left recursion to right recursion for grammar 2:05:27 Top down parser cannot be created for left recursive grammar 2:07:19 Creating parse tree and syntax tree for CD compiler design 2:11:25 Use every alternative until a valid match is found. 2:13:20 Normalization and key to functional dependencies 2:17:09 Understanding calculation and dependencies 2:19:11 Understanding the concept of compiler design and deriving outcomes 2:23:23 Calculation of First of Alpha for Terminals and Non Terminals 2:25:31 Understanding the process of deriving and following in compiler design 2:29:26 Understanding the concept of follow in context of compiler design 2:31:26 Understanding follow of a grammar 2:35:40 Understanding the follow set in compiler design 2:37:37 Explanation of LL parser and its components 2:41:39 Understanding first and follow sets in compiler design 2:44:05 Compiler Design first and follow concept 2:48:21 Overview of parsing and creating IDs 2:50:24 Deriving IDs and symbols in CD compilation process 2:54:20 Summary of Parsing Algorithms in Compiler Design 2:56:15 Parser design includes top-down and bottom-up approaches 3:00:09 Compiler design and parsing process overview 3:02:08 Transition and parsing of capital A symbols 3:06:06 Understanding shift operation and transitions 3:08:14 Compiler design rules for reducing and numbering entries. 3:12:15 Shift reduce parser explained for both amigas and non-amigas grammar 3:14:09 Bottom Up Parser is more efficient than Top Down Parser. 3:17:42 Understanding shift-reduce parsing in compiler design 3:19:35 Rules of reducing symbols and shifting states 3:23:46 Understanding grammar symbols and avoiding confusion in parsing 3:25:42 Canonical collection involves closures and their understanding 3:29:42 Steps for generating productions using Closure property 3:32:01 Complete CD Compiler Design 3:36:25 LR0 type and parsing string 3:38:31 Complete overview of CD Compiler Design in Hindi ------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you sir for such great explanation 💕💕
I am teacher....and am teaching for last 15+ years for competition...just used to watch your videos for relaxing...you are so soothing and brilliant...and different from rest of the world so called TH-camr teachers...jo 8 min ki video me 10 baar bolte hai subscribe Karo dusro se karwao share Karo and ye wo.... and desh bhi unhi ko badha rha hai...but you are the bestest teacher for computer science i feel
Thank you so much for your kind & generous words, glad to know a teacher is watching our content & liking it, keep supporting & stay connected for more amazing contents❤
Timestamps (Powered by Merlin AI) 00:01 - Complete CD compiler design for semester exam 02:07 - Understanding the compiler and its role in translating high-level languages to machine code. 06:44 - Understanding shorthand operators and the role of the preprocessor 08:52 - Compiler design involves multiple phases 13:14 - Relocatable code allows code to move to different places in memory 15:28 - Process of converting relocatable code into absolute code and running the program 19:47 - Understanding the role of lexic analyzer and syntax analyzer in compiler design 22:16 - Syntax analyzer or parser generates a syntax tree from given string. 26:27 - Compiler design process in one shot 28:28 - CD Compiler design involves creating front ends, converting to different hardware, and optimization. 32:28 - Symbol table is crucial for compiler functionality 34:55 - Hashing is popular for fast compilation 39:54 - Single pass compiler vs. Multi pass compiler 41:55 - Multipass compilers use more memory compared to single pass 45:40 - Compiler design converts high-level code to machine code. 47:41 - Compiler design involved bootstrapping and converting C to assembly 51:39 - Understanding cross compilation and machine language conversion 53:49 - Compiler design for cross compilation and machine architectures. 57:59 - Transition function basics 1:00:11 - Lexical analysis helps in token identification. 1:04:44 - Explanation of building a table for DFA conversion 1:06:58 - Understanding the process of state transition in the complete CD compiler design 1:11:10 - Understanding the concept of lexic analysis and tokenization 1:13:11 - Lexical analyzer identifies tokens in source code 1:17:45 - Conversion of regular expressions to DFA 1:19:49 - Understanding the process of minimizing DFA in Compiler Design 1:23:57 - Understanding and implementing lexical analyzer program for compilers 1:26:00 - Lexical analyzer's main function is to convert input program to sequence of tokens 1:29:59 - Understanding grammar and productions in compiler design 1:31:59 - Formal grammar represents the specification of programming languages. 1:35:59 - BNF forms the standard method to represent grammar 1:37:50 - Compiler Compiler is a tool used to generate a parser for a specified grammar. 1:41:43 - Understanding derivation tree and derivation rules 1:43:41 - CFG facilitates easy parsing and handling of expressions. 1:47:26 - Parsing strings using top-down and bottom-up parsers 1:49:41 - Predictive parsing helps in choosing the right production at the right time 1:53:27 - Backtracking and Removing Common Prefix in Grammar 1:55:13 - Left factored grammar converts non-deterministic grammar into deterministic one 1:59:24 - Understanding left recursion in top-down parsing. 2:01:25 - Converting left recursion to right recursion for grammar 2:05:27 - Top down parser cannot be created for left recursive grammar 2:07:19 - Creating parse tree and syntax tree for CD compiler design 2:11:25 - Use every alternative until a valid match is found. 2:13:20 - Normalization and key to functional dependencies 2:17:09 - Understanding calculation and dependencies 2:19:11 - Understanding the concept of compiler design and deriving outcomes 2:23:23 - Calculation of First of Alpha for Terminals and Non Terminals 2:25:31 - Understanding the process of deriving and following in compiler design 2:29:26 - Understanding the concept of follow in context of compiler design 2:31:26 - Understanding follow of a grammar 2:35:40 - Understanding the follow set in compiler design 2:37:37 - Explanation of LL parser and its components 2:41:39 - Understanding first and follow sets in compiler design 2:44:05 - Compiler Design first and follow concept 2:48:21 - Overview of parsing and creating IDs 2:50:24 - Deriving IDs and symbols in CD compilation process 2:54:20 - Summary of Parsing Algorithms in Compiler Design 2:56:15 - Parser design includes top-down and bottom-up approaches 3:00:09 - Compiler design and parsing process overview 3:02:08 - Transition and parsing of capital A symbols 3:06:06 - Understanding shift operation and transitions 3:08:14 - Compiler design rules for reducing and numbering entries. 3:12:15 - Shift reduce parser explained for both amigas and non-amigas grammar 3:14:09 - Bottom Up Parser is more efficient than Top Down Parser. 3:17:42 - Understanding shift-reduce parsing in compiler design 3:19:35 - Rules of reducing symbols and shifting states 3:23:46 - Understanding grammar symbols and avoiding confusion in parsing 3:25:42 - Canonical collection involves closures and their understanding 3:29:42 - Steps for generating productions using Closure property 3:32:01 - Complete CD Compiler Design 3:36:25 - LR0 type and parsing string 3:38:31 - Complete overview of CD Compiler Design in Hindi
00:01 - Complete CD compiler design for semester exam 02:07 - Understanding the compiler and its role in translating high-level languages to machine code. 06:44 - Understanding shorthand operators and the role of the preprocessor 08:52 - Compiler design involves multiple phases 13:14 - Relocatable code allows code to move to different places in memory 15:28 - Process of converting relocatable code into absolute code and running the program 19:47 - Understanding the role of lexic analyzer and syntax analyzer in compiler design 22:16 - Syntax analyzer or parser generates a syntax tree from given string. 26:27 - Compiler design process in one shot 28:28 - CD Compiler design involves creating front ends, converting to different hardware, and optimization. 32:28 - Symbol table is crucial for compiler functionality 34:55 - Hashing is popular for fast compilation 39:54 - Single pass compiler vs. Multi pass compiler 41:55 - Multipass compilers use more memory compared to single pass 45:40 - Compiler design converts high-level code to machine code. 47:41 - Compiler design involved bootstrapping and converting C to assembly 51:39 - Understanding cross compilation and machine language conversion 53:49 - Compiler design for cross compilation and machine architectures. 57:59 - Transition function basics 1:00:11 - Lexical analysis helps in token identification. 1:04:44 - Explanation of building a table for DFA conversion 1:06:58 - Understanding the process of state transition in the complete CD compiler design 1:11:10 - Understanding the concept of lexic analysis and tokenization 1:13:11 - Lexical analyzer identifies tokens in source code 1:17:45 - Conversion of regular expressions to DFA 1:19:49 - Understanding the process of minimizing DFA in Compiler Design 1:23:57 - Understanding and implementing lexical analyzer program for compilers 1:26:00 - Lexical analyzer's main function is to convert input program to sequence of tokens 1:29:59 - Understanding grammar and productions in compiler design 1:31:59 - Formal grammar represents the specification of programming languages. 1:35:59 - BNF forms the standard method to represent grammar 1:37:50 - Compiler Compiler is a tool used to generate a parser for a specified grammar. 1:41:43 - Understanding derivation tree and derivation rules 1:43:41 - CFG facilitates easy parsing and handling of expressions. 1:47:26 - Parsing strings using top-down and bottom-up parsers 1:49:41 - Predictive parsing helps in choosing the right production at the right time 1:53:27 - Backtracking and Removing Common Prefix in Grammar 1:55:13 - Left factored grammar converts non-deterministic grammar into deterministic one 1:59:24 - Understanding left recursion in top-down parsing. 2:01:25 - Converting left recursion to right recursion for grammar 2:05:27 - Top down parser cannot be created for left recursive grammar 2:07:19 - Creating parse tree and syntax tree for CD compiler design 2:11:25 - Use every alternative until a valid match is found. 2:13:20 - Normalization and key to functional dependencies 2:17:09 - Understanding calculation and dependencies 2:19:11 - Understanding the concept of compiler design and deriving outcomes 2:23:23 - Calculation of First of Alpha for Terminals and Non Terminals 2:25:31 - Understanding the process of deriving and following in compiler design 2:29:26 - Understanding the concept of follow in context of compiler design 2:31:26 - Understanding follow of a grammar 2:35:40 - Understanding the follow set in compiler design 2:37:37 - Explanation of LL parser and its components 2:41:39 - Understanding first and follow sets in compiler design 2:44:05 - Compiler Design first and follow concept 2:48:21 - Overview of parsing and creating IDs 2:50:24 - Deriving IDs and symbols in CD compilation process 2:54:20 - Summary of Parsing Algorithms in Compiler Design 2:56:15 - Parser design includes top-down and bottom-up approaches 3:00:09 - Compiler design and parsing process overview 3:02:08 - Transition and parsing of capital A symbols 3:06:06 - Understanding shift operation and transitions 3:08:14 - Compiler design rules for reducing and numbering entries. 3:12:15 - Shift reduce parser explained for both amigas and non-amigas grammar 3:14:09 - Bottom Up Parser is more efficient than Top Down Parser. 3:17:42 - Understanding shift-reduce parsing in compiler design 3:19:35 - Rules of reducing symbols and shifting states 3:23:46 - Understanding grammar symbols and avoiding confusion in parsing 3:25:42 - Canonical collection involves closures and their understanding 3:29:42 - Steps for generating productions using Closure property 3:32:01 - Complete CD Compiler Design 3:36:25 - LR0 type and parsing string 3:38:31 - Complete overview of CD Compiler Design in Hindi
Today is my CD Exam and I had zero knowledge about the subject 2 days back....but after watching it in 2 days , I am much confident about the exam...All subjects(DAA,DBMS,CD) of this semester is prepared from your oneshot vidoes and the experience is fantastic. Thankyou so much for these videos.
Thank you sir .. Ajj apne ye video upload ki hai aur exactly kl mera CD ka paper hai.. maine ek baar me hi puri video dekh dali 1.75x pe, mostly concept clear ho gya mera CD ka .. Thank you again sir
Just watched the whole video. Its time to boost your motivation level. Amazing content separate from other teachers on the TH-cam literally!! I think my whole batch of Computer Science knows your name, and learns from your videos before exams. And trust me, every student is benevolent and shows his/her gratitude for you. We may grow up some day and might get busy in our life at some point, but great teachers like you are always remembered. You have already done the great and hard work. And you will always be referred by upcoming generations. Love you lots sir❤
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The Greatest Playlist for revision sir for entire Computer Science! Requesting Discrete Mathematics and Engineering Mathematics ONE SHOT video. Please sir!!!
Hey Sanchit Sir, just wanted to say a massive thank you for the sick one-shot on Compiler Design! Your explanations were lit 🔥 and really helped me nail my concepts. By the way, any chance we could get a one-shot on Machine Learning soon? It would be a great help 🚀. Thanks a ton!
I was watching the video and taking screenshots along the way. 1.5 hours in I saw the pdf. Realising "I don't need to take screenshots anymore" was such a relief. Thanks for actually doing the work. You're one of thr best educator creators I've seen on TH-cam. And i totally agree with chote chote kaam karke naam chod jaate hai. Especially in cs.
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thank you so much sir for this compiler design one shot its so amazing . i cleared all my doubts and your teaching is so awesome --i followed only this seriers for my semester exams thanks sir todays is my semester exam of cd and its in complete detailed explanation.....😊😊
Thankyou sir for this. Needed tha most as my aktu exam is about to come and i am not getting any tutorial to learn cd . Thanks a lot sir for this ❤. Love from bareilly up ❤
Sir, I could qualify UGC NET watching and learning from your teaching few years ago. Now again had the greatest opportunity to see such brilliant teaching once again through oneshot video. Amazed by the way you deliver the lecture. So captivating. Bless you!!!
Sir in the time stamp 4:20:26 the example given to check LALR from CLR I have a doubt in it. Sir in the closure I0 the follow of A is written 'a' but it is 'a' & 'c' . Same goes for B where the follow written is c but it is also 'a' & 'c'. Please clarify why you didn't mention it. Similar thing was done in 4:18:32. Did I miss something out? as in this example 4:09:33 all follow i.e. c/d were written Thank you
@@upasanamukherjee3585 nope I could not figure it out :(, tried looking into a book but same examples were their in that book as here and solved in the same way
Sir, I just came here after getting notification of this tutorial. I followed you and your teachings and suggestions during my college days. It's been 3 years, I am doing well in my job. A big thanks to you. You built my fundamentals in the subjects and that gave me a lot of confidence.
Honestly, game changer for us last minute students, earlier we couldn't really aim for completion of the entire syllabus and being able to attempt all of the 10 mark questions this has made it possible all your one shot videos, DAA, CD , DBMS i wish you taught MLT Too...
Sir, you are just awesome! You are a blessing for BTech students. Could you please create one-shot videos on the following subjects for MU Semester 6? 1. Mobile Computing 2. Cryptography and System Security
thank you Sir :) One request sir, on TH-cam there is no specific playlist of ML if you have time please make a One Shot on it. By the way Thanks again. My exam of CD in next week. I hope now I can pass the subject. Edit: Sir one suggestion, Please make pdf (notes) after completing one shot. So, we can easily understand your explanation. Or upload both
@@KNOWLEDGEGATE_kg Sir, I know about the notes in the description but I wanted to say, please provide notes (one more copy) after one shot. As you know there are some mistakes in Notes and you solve some numerical and you write something for explanation. So when we will see both notes (before One shot and After One Shot) we will understand easily. Thank you.
7:04:17 i got 2 leaders and 2 basic blocks, leaders (line-1, line-3), Basic blocks { B1(line-1 to line-2) & B2(line-3 to line-11)} PFG-= B1->B2->B2 is my answer correct?
sir I was having a doubt in operator precedence grammar. In the rules we say that 2 non terminals (variables) shouldn't be adjacent. But we don't talk about 2 terminals occurring together. However in the examples which you have used to explain the rule to us, you have always used terminals and that also makes equal sense as the non terminals. eg. "a+b" makes sense but "ab" or "AB" doesn't. So this leads me to ask that if 2 non terminals occur together is it still operator precedence grammar? examples: 4:29:54 , 4:30:54 , here both a,b and id are all terminal symbols but still the same logic applies to them. Thanks and regards
Plz Explain if anyone can ! 4:02:12 : Here in CLR(1) ; When we are making I(6), we expand C from the second C as dot is before second 'C', so as sir previously said we will look follow of that second C and since there is nothing after that C we will see follow of C on LHS and follow of C is c/d. SO why we wrote $ instead of having c/d as follow of 'C'.
you are super sir . now i am in 3rd semister MCA and i have been seeing your from my 1st semister. thank you sir for teaching us for the semester exams also for NPTEL exams.
Thank you sir for this wonderful playlist for every subject. I have watched two subjects and I think I did my best in the exam . I would like to pay thank you sir
You can edit the video before uploading it so that there is no mistakes, you have enough subscribers to afford an editor so please consider hiring one👏👏👏👏
Completed the lecture; thanks for this session, through which we can excel in our semester exams, a salute for the efforts you put into making these one-shot lectures!
I got a good mark 🙂in my semester exam only because of this video. It covered all the topics, and the calmness in your teaching motivated us not to hurry, but to complete everything. Thank you🙂🙏 for making this one-shot video.
Sir apnee pura syllabus krwa dii semseter se phlee bhoot maza agyaa 😍😍 sir you are such a great man who helped many student in their last time of exams .... really sir good will blessed you and help you to serve always better and good content to student in any way.....😍😍😍😍
Amazing video, fitting the whole subject in a 7 hour lecture is truly fascinating as the conceptual clarity provided here is awesome. Thank you for providing such quality content to students for free.
Big shoutout to Sanchit Sir for this video! Your crash course on compiler design was a lifesaver for my exams. By the way, any chance we could get a OneShot video on machine learning soon? It would be a game-changer for me and all the other students. Thanks a ton!
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watched gate smashers, but I just could not understand parsing due to the fragmented video structure, Now I can finally pass my exams due to this gem of a video, where each and every parsing technique is beautifully explained by sir in a sequential form, the long duration of this video doesn't bother me as long as I learn something useful, because my college teachers never bother to design such intricate diagrams for the sake of our learning, I absolutely hate the mathematical language which defines rules of each topic, I think I learned more by each variation of example solved.
Huge thanks to Sanchit Sir for the incredible one-shot video on Compiler Design! Your clear explanations and comprehensive coverage really helped me grasp the concepts quickly. I'm so grateful for your dedication and expertise. By the way, any chance we could get a one-shot video on Machine Learning soon? It would be a game-changer for me and my peers in preparing for our exams. Thanks a bunch!
Thank you so much sir, these one shot videos are very helpful. I want to request upcoming one shots on these subjects :- Computer Graphics, Data Mining, Blockchain, Advance Engineering Mathematics and Object Oriented Programming (OOPs). I hope you will make them super soon as our university exams i.e. RTU are from next week.
There is one request sanchit sir from my side that you please make videos on Wireless communications whether it is one shot or whole playlist.. I am requesting not for me because i have my exam of WC on 9th feb and i can see no one on TH-cam is having WC playlist.. Or one shot i know that you teachers also have to study before delivering materials but only you can do this and you can save next batch so.. Please sir come with your Wireless playlist for our next batches
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Sir I am really grateful to you , these videoes have been really helpful for my sem exams . A small request : Data Mining ke upar one-shot video agar hota to bohot help ho jati
Sir 2:45:40 me T tens to Ft' me t ka row chut kese geya?
00:01 Complete CD compiler design for semester exam
02:07 Understanding the compiler and its role in translating high-level languages to machine code.
06:44 Understanding shorthand operators and the role of the preprocessor
08:52 Compiler design involves multiple phases
13:14 Relocatable code allows code to move to different places in memory
15:28 Process of converting relocatable code into absolute code and running the program
19:47 Understanding the role of lexic analyzer and syntax analyzer in compiler design
22:16 Syntax analyzer or parser generates a syntax tree from given string.
26:27 Compiler design process in one shot
28:28 CD Compiler design involves creating front ends, converting to different hardware, and optimization.
32:28 Symbol table is crucial for compiler functionality
34:55 Hashing is popular for fast compilation
39:54 Single pass compiler vs. Multi pass compiler
41:55 Multipass compilers use more memory compared to single pass
45:40 Compiler design converts high-level code to machine code.
47:41 Compiler design involved bootstrapping and converting C to assembly
51:39 Understanding cross compilation and machine language conversion
53:49 Compiler design for cross compilation and machine architectures.
57:59 Transition function basics
1:00:11 Lexical analysis helps in token identification.
1:04:44 Explanation of building a table for DFA conversion
1:06:58 Understanding the process of state transition in the complete CD compiler design
1:11:10 Understanding the concept of lexic analysis and tokenization
1:13:11 Lexical analyzer identifies tokens in source code
1:17:45 Conversion of regular expressions to DFA
1:19:49 Understanding the process of minimizing DFA in Compiler Design
1:23:57 Understanding and implementing lexical analyzer program for compilers
1:26:00 Lexical analyzer's main function is to convert input program to sequence of tokens
1:29:59 Understanding grammar and productions in compiler design
1:31:59 Formal grammar represents the specification of programming languages.
1:35:59 BNF forms the standard method to represent grammar
1:37:50 Compiler Compiler is a tool used to generate a parser for a specified grammar.
1:41:43 Understanding derivation tree and derivation rules
1:43:41 CFG facilitates easy parsing and handling of expressions.
1:47:26 Parsing strings using top-down and bottom-up parsers
1:49:41 Predictive parsing helps in choosing the right production at the right time
1:53:27 Backtracking and Removing Common Prefix in Grammar
1:55:13 Left factored grammar converts non-deterministic grammar into deterministic one
1:59:24 Understanding left recursion in top-down parsing.
2:01:25 Converting left recursion to right recursion for grammar
2:05:27 Top down parser cannot be created for left recursive grammar
2:07:19 Creating parse tree and syntax tree for CD compiler design
2:11:25 Use every alternative until a valid match is found.
2:13:20 Normalization and key to functional dependencies
2:17:09 Understanding calculation and dependencies
2:19:11 Understanding the concept of compiler design and deriving outcomes
2:23:23 Calculation of First of Alpha for Terminals and Non Terminals
2:25:31 Understanding the process of deriving and following in compiler design
2:29:26 Understanding the concept of follow in context of compiler design
2:31:26 Understanding follow of a grammar
2:35:40 Understanding the follow set in compiler design
2:37:37 Explanation of LL parser and its components
2:41:39 Understanding first and follow sets in compiler design
2:44:05 Compiler Design first and follow concept
2:48:21 Overview of parsing and creating IDs
2:50:24 Deriving IDs and symbols in CD compilation process
2:54:20 Summary of Parsing Algorithms in Compiler Design
2:56:15 Parser design includes top-down and bottom-up approaches
3:00:09 Compiler design and parsing process overview
3:02:08 Transition and parsing of capital A symbols
3:06:06 Understanding shift operation and transitions
3:08:14 Compiler design rules for reducing and numbering entries.
3:12:15 Shift reduce parser explained for both amigas and non-amigas grammar
3:14:09 Bottom Up Parser is more efficient than Top Down Parser.
3:17:42 Understanding shift-reduce parsing in compiler design
3:19:35 Rules of reducing symbols and shifting states
3:23:46 Understanding grammar symbols and avoiding confusion in parsing
3:25:42 Canonical collection involves closures and their understanding
3:29:42 Steps for generating productions using Closure property
3:32:01 Complete CD Compiler Design
3:36:25 LR0 type and parsing string
3:38:31 Complete overview of CD Compiler Design in Hindi
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Thank you sir for such great explanation 💕💕
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Bro thanks to you also🥰🥰
2:57:00 LR Bottom up parser
4:22:51 Operator Precedence Parser
2:47:48 mistake in the table, T->FT' for ( and id will be filled in the T block not in T'
U r right
Yes
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2:49:08 he realized and funny reaction.
I am teacher....and am teaching for last 15+ years for competition...just used to watch your videos for relaxing...you are so soothing and brilliant...and different from rest of the world so called TH-camr teachers...jo 8 min ki video me 10 baar bolte hai subscribe Karo dusro se karwao share Karo and ye wo.... and desh bhi unhi ko badha rha hai...but you are the bestest teacher for computer science i feel
Thank you so much for your kind & generous words, glad to know a teacher is watching our content & liking it, keep supporting & stay connected for more amazing contents❤
teaching for 15 years but still this silly mistake
best is the highest degree
not bestest*
Par hum bestest hi bolenge
Its just a compliment bro, itna to samjho @@krishnya1049
@@KNOWLEDGEGATE_kg some teeachers like sanchit sir, gate smesshers , 5 minute engineering are best teacher for computer science
Mistake 2:45:33 first(T) ->{ ( , id } should be written in column ( and id .
Mistake Corrected at 2:50:10
Sir ,i sincerely want to thank you for your DBMS and CD one shot videos! They are insanely helpful in last time exam prep
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Bro this oneshot covers all the topics of compiler for makaut syllabus right?
@@avilashdey6581Par le bkl aur kitna soyega
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Timestamps (Powered by Merlin AI)
00:01 - Complete CD compiler design for semester exam
02:07 - Understanding the compiler and its role in translating high-level languages to machine code.
06:44 - Understanding shorthand operators and the role of the preprocessor
08:52 - Compiler design involves multiple phases
13:14 - Relocatable code allows code to move to different places in memory
15:28 - Process of converting relocatable code into absolute code and running the program
19:47 - Understanding the role of lexic analyzer and syntax analyzer in compiler design
22:16 - Syntax analyzer or parser generates a syntax tree from given string.
26:27 - Compiler design process in one shot
28:28 - CD Compiler design involves creating front ends, converting to different hardware, and optimization.
32:28 - Symbol table is crucial for compiler functionality
34:55 - Hashing is popular for fast compilation
39:54 - Single pass compiler vs. Multi pass compiler
41:55 - Multipass compilers use more memory compared to single pass
45:40 - Compiler design converts high-level code to machine code.
47:41 - Compiler design involved bootstrapping and converting C to assembly
51:39 - Understanding cross compilation and machine language conversion
53:49 - Compiler design for cross compilation and machine architectures.
57:59 - Transition function basics
1:00:11 - Lexical analysis helps in token identification.
1:04:44 - Explanation of building a table for DFA conversion
1:06:58 - Understanding the process of state transition in the complete CD compiler design
1:11:10 - Understanding the concept of lexic analysis and tokenization
1:13:11 - Lexical analyzer identifies tokens in source code
1:17:45 - Conversion of regular expressions to DFA
1:19:49 - Understanding the process of minimizing DFA in Compiler Design
1:23:57 - Understanding and implementing lexical analyzer program for compilers
1:26:00 - Lexical analyzer's main function is to convert input program to sequence of tokens
1:29:59 - Understanding grammar and productions in compiler design
1:31:59 - Formal grammar represents the specification of programming languages.
1:35:59 - BNF forms the standard method to represent grammar
1:37:50 - Compiler Compiler is a tool used to generate a parser for a specified grammar.
1:41:43 - Understanding derivation tree and derivation rules
1:43:41 - CFG facilitates easy parsing and handling of expressions.
1:47:26 - Parsing strings using top-down and bottom-up parsers
1:49:41 - Predictive parsing helps in choosing the right production at the right time
1:53:27 - Backtracking and Removing Common Prefix in Grammar
1:55:13 - Left factored grammar converts non-deterministic grammar into deterministic one
1:59:24 - Understanding left recursion in top-down parsing.
2:01:25 - Converting left recursion to right recursion for grammar
2:05:27 - Top down parser cannot be created for left recursive grammar
2:07:19 - Creating parse tree and syntax tree for CD compiler design
2:11:25 - Use every alternative until a valid match is found.
2:13:20 - Normalization and key to functional dependencies
2:17:09 - Understanding calculation and dependencies
2:19:11 - Understanding the concept of compiler design and deriving outcomes
2:23:23 - Calculation of First of Alpha for Terminals and Non Terminals
2:25:31 - Understanding the process of deriving and following in compiler design
2:29:26 - Understanding the concept of follow in context of compiler design
2:31:26 - Understanding follow of a grammar
2:35:40 - Understanding the follow set in compiler design
2:37:37 - Explanation of LL parser and its components
2:41:39 - Understanding first and follow sets in compiler design
2:44:05 - Compiler Design first and follow concept
2:48:21 - Overview of parsing and creating IDs
2:50:24 - Deriving IDs and symbols in CD compilation process
2:54:20 - Summary of Parsing Algorithms in Compiler Design
2:56:15 - Parser design includes top-down and bottom-up approaches
3:00:09 - Compiler design and parsing process overview
3:02:08 - Transition and parsing of capital A symbols
3:06:06 - Understanding shift operation and transitions
3:08:14 - Compiler design rules for reducing and numbering entries.
3:12:15 - Shift reduce parser explained for both amigas and non-amigas grammar
3:14:09 - Bottom Up Parser is more efficient than Top Down Parser.
3:17:42 - Understanding shift-reduce parsing in compiler design
3:19:35 - Rules of reducing symbols and shifting states
3:23:46 - Understanding grammar symbols and avoiding confusion in parsing
3:25:42 - Canonical collection involves closures and their understanding
3:29:42 - Steps for generating productions using Closure property
3:32:01 - Complete CD Compiler Design
3:36:25 - LR0 type and parsing string
3:38:31 - Complete overview of CD Compiler Design in Hindi
Sir at 2:45:37 there is a slight mistake you took the T' production for the T row..
right 👍👍👍
Yep you told right
2:50:12 correction done
Sanchit sir and his " Pel ke likh dena" never gets old.
Bhai pel k likha tha, teacher ne marks hi nhi diye. Reference book k answer nhi h bolke😭
00:01 - Complete CD compiler design for semester exam
02:07 - Understanding the compiler and its role in translating high-level languages to machine code.
06:44 - Understanding shorthand operators and the role of the preprocessor
08:52 - Compiler design involves multiple phases
13:14 - Relocatable code allows code to move to different places in memory
15:28 - Process of converting relocatable code into absolute code and running the program
19:47 - Understanding the role of lexic analyzer and syntax analyzer in compiler design
22:16 - Syntax analyzer or parser generates a syntax tree from given string.
26:27 - Compiler design process in one shot
28:28 - CD Compiler design involves creating front ends, converting to different hardware, and optimization.
32:28 - Symbol table is crucial for compiler functionality
34:55 - Hashing is popular for fast compilation
39:54 - Single pass compiler vs. Multi pass compiler
41:55 - Multipass compilers use more memory compared to single pass
45:40 - Compiler design converts high-level code to machine code.
47:41 - Compiler design involved bootstrapping and converting C to assembly
51:39 - Understanding cross compilation and machine language conversion
53:49 - Compiler design for cross compilation and machine architectures.
57:59 - Transition function basics
1:00:11 - Lexical analysis helps in token identification.
1:04:44 - Explanation of building a table for DFA conversion
1:06:58 - Understanding the process of state transition in the complete CD compiler design
1:11:10 - Understanding the concept of lexic analysis and tokenization
1:13:11 - Lexical analyzer identifies tokens in source code
1:17:45 - Conversion of regular expressions to DFA
1:19:49 - Understanding the process of minimizing DFA in Compiler Design
1:23:57 - Understanding and implementing lexical analyzer program for compilers
1:26:00 - Lexical analyzer's main function is to convert input program to sequence of tokens
1:29:59 - Understanding grammar and productions in compiler design
1:31:59 - Formal grammar represents the specification of programming languages.
1:35:59 - BNF forms the standard method to represent grammar
1:37:50 - Compiler Compiler is a tool used to generate a parser for a specified grammar.
1:41:43 - Understanding derivation tree and derivation rules
1:43:41 - CFG facilitates easy parsing and handling of expressions.
1:47:26 - Parsing strings using top-down and bottom-up parsers
1:49:41 - Predictive parsing helps in choosing the right production at the right time
1:53:27 - Backtracking and Removing Common Prefix in Grammar
1:55:13 - Left factored grammar converts non-deterministic grammar into deterministic one
1:59:24 - Understanding left recursion in top-down parsing.
2:01:25 - Converting left recursion to right recursion for grammar
2:05:27 - Top down parser cannot be created for left recursive grammar
2:07:19 - Creating parse tree and syntax tree for CD compiler design
2:11:25 - Use every alternative until a valid match is found.
2:13:20 - Normalization and key to functional dependencies
2:17:09 - Understanding calculation and dependencies
2:19:11 - Understanding the concept of compiler design and deriving outcomes
2:23:23 - Calculation of First of Alpha for Terminals and Non Terminals
2:25:31 - Understanding the process of deriving and following in compiler design
2:29:26 - Understanding the concept of follow in context of compiler design
2:31:26 - Understanding follow of a grammar
2:35:40 - Understanding the follow set in compiler design
2:37:37 - Explanation of LL parser and its components
2:41:39 - Understanding first and follow sets in compiler design
2:44:05 - Compiler Design first and follow concept
2:48:21 - Overview of parsing and creating IDs
2:50:24 - Deriving IDs and symbols in CD compilation process
2:54:20 - Summary of Parsing Algorithms in Compiler Design
2:56:15 - Parser design includes top-down and bottom-up approaches
3:00:09 - Compiler design and parsing process overview
3:02:08 - Transition and parsing of capital A symbols
3:06:06 - Understanding shift operation and transitions
3:08:14 - Compiler design rules for reducing and numbering entries.
3:12:15 - Shift reduce parser explained for both amigas and non-amigas grammar
3:14:09 - Bottom Up Parser is more efficient than Top Down Parser.
3:17:42 - Understanding shift-reduce parsing in compiler design
3:19:35 - Rules of reducing symbols and shifting states
3:23:46 - Understanding grammar symbols and avoiding confusion in parsing
3:25:42 - Canonical collection involves closures and their understanding
3:29:42 - Steps for generating productions using Closure property
3:32:01 - Complete CD Compiler Design
3:36:25 - LR0 type and parsing string
3:38:31 - Complete overview of CD Compiler Design in Hindi
remaining?
Today is my CD Exam and I had zero knowledge about the subject 2 days back....but after watching it in 2 days , I am much confident about the exam...All subjects(DAA,DBMS,CD) of this semester is prepared from your oneshot vidoes and the experience is fantastic. Thankyou so much for these videos.
Great, glad to know this @Prashant. All the best for your exam, keep learning👍
Chal jhoothe
Thank you sir .. Ajj apne ye video upload ki hai aur exactly kl mera CD ka paper hai.. maine ek baar me hi puri video dekh dali 1.75x pe, mostly concept clear ho gya mera CD ka .. Thank you again sir
Very nice, all the very best for your exam, do well👍
Just watched the whole video. Its time to boost your motivation level.
Amazing content separate from other teachers on the TH-cam literally!!
I think my whole batch of Computer Science knows your name, and learns from your videos before exams. And trust me, every student is benevolent and shows his/her gratitude for you.
We may grow up some day and might get busy in our life at some point, but great teachers like you are always remembered.
You have already done the great and hard work. And you will always be referred by upcoming generations. Love you lots sir❤
Thank you so much for such a heartfelt and motivating message! 😊Knowing that your entire batch finds value in the videos is incredibly humbling.
Wishing you a great success ahead! Keep learning, growing, and reaching new heights. Much love and best wishes to you all! ❤🙏
Sir, kindly start a complete playlist of Artificial intelligence and machine learning
3:17:55 - LR(0) Parser
5:40:00 - SDT (Binary Tree)
2:45:29 here is the starting of problem , bymistakely you wrote on T dash row
The Greatest Playlist for revision sir for entire Computer Science!
Requesting Discrete Mathematics and Engineering Mathematics ONE SHOT video.
Please sir!!!
Thanks a lot! Yes will consider your suggestion, stay connected & keep learning👍
Hey Sanchit Sir, just wanted to say a massive thank you for the sick one-shot on Compiler Design! Your explanations were lit 🔥 and really helped me nail my concepts. By the way, any chance we could get a one-shot on Machine Learning soon? It would be a great help 🚀. Thanks a ton!
Thank you Kuldeep, glad it helped. Will try to consider your suggestion, stay tuned & keep learning👍
Finally 😌
Bahut Bahut Shukriya Sir❤
Jazak'Allah Khairan✨
Love from U.P.
Thank you, keep learning👍
I was watching the video and taking screenshots along the way. 1.5 hours in I saw the pdf. Realising "I don't need to take screenshots anymore" was such a relief. Thanks for actually doing the work. You're one of thr best educator creators I've seen on TH-cam. And i totally agree with chote chote kaam karke naam chod jaate hai. Especially in cs.
Most welcome dear & thank you for your feedback, keep supporting & stay connected for more contents👍
where are the notes available?
@@ankitadeb7373 same bro
Sir At 4:18:30, the follow of A is both a,c, but you have only written a, please resolve this doubt
Yes. CLR is also clashing na..??
@@Mr.ArnabKarmakar shift-reduce conflict at M[I4, c] na?
Sir please upload microprocessor 8085
Thank you so much sir...i wish you and your family eternal happiness and good health!❤
Thank you so much for your good wishes, stay blessed, keep learning & supporting❤
After Automata One shot .... Compiler design one shot... New year going good🎉
1:26:43 super se bhi uper salute hai aapko🎉❤we want one shot vedios of computer network, machine learning, information of things
Computer Network is already on our channel. Machine learning partwise videos are uploading on our KG Bytes channel.
CN video link: th-cam.com/video/q3Z3Qa1UNBA/w-d-xo.html
For ML videos, kindly subscribe our new channel, link: th-cam.com/channels/J0wlwcZbeCl3n89_o0xg4Q.html
thank you so much sir for this compiler design one shot its so amazing . i cleared all my doubts and your teaching is so awesome --i followed only this seriers for my semester exams thanks sir todays is my semester exam of cd and its in complete detailed explanation.....😊😊
You're most welcome Ayush, glad you liked the content! All the very best for your exam, do well👍
1:56:12 : Recursion and its types
2:57:49 : Bottom Up Parsing 🙌
Thankyou sir for this. Needed tha most as my aktu exam is about to come and i am not getting any tutorial to learn cd . Thanks a lot sir for this ❤. Love from bareilly up ❤
Great, prepare well, all the best for your exam & stay connected for more amazing upcoming contents👍
AKTU Student attendence here 😄😄
padhe le kal exam hai😂😂😂
@@prakharrrr02start krne ja rha ab khtm krdunga
😂😂😂
Bhai neend ka loop chal ra sardi ki wajah se 🥲
Same Bhai need p need aa rahi hai yeh exam itni Sardi m kyu ho rahe hai .😢😢😢@@nishantsinghchauhan302
2:21:36 first of S should be {a,b,c,d,epsilon} you have not written the epsilon there.
Sir, I could qualify UGC NET watching and learning from your teaching few years ago. Now again had the greatest opportunity to see such brilliant teaching once again through oneshot video. Amazed by the way you deliver the lecture. So captivating. Bless you!!!
Very nice, proud of you. Keep learning & supporting❤
Sir in the time stamp 4:20:26 the example given to check LALR from CLR I have a doubt in it. Sir in the closure I0 the follow of A is written 'a' but it is 'a' & 'c' . Same goes for B where the follow written is c but it is also 'a' & 'c'. Please clarify why you didn't mention it. Similar thing was done in 4:18:32. Did I miss something out? as in this example 4:09:33 all follow i.e. c/d were written
Thank you
im facing the same issue, did u solve it? pls lmk
i am also facing same problem if got the answer can you help me ?
@@upasanamukherjee3585 nope I could not figure it out :(, tried looking into a book but same examples were their in that book as here and solved in the same way
@@sudip5530 nope I could not figure it out :(, tried looking into a book but same examples were their in that book as here and solved in the same way
this questions comes in my exam
Sir, I just came here after getting notification of this tutorial. I followed you and your teachings and suggestions during my college days. It's been 3 years, I am doing well in my job. A big thanks to you. You built my fundamentals in the subjects and that gave me a lot of confidence.
Great 👍
5:04:20 the answer of the exercise i got is 234+estar is it correct?
5:04:38 the answer of the exercise i got is 2231 is it correct?
i think for the first one it is (2 3 + 4 *) i haven't reached the 2nd one yet
But I think the answer is 23*4+@@1NSANITY10
first one I got 23*4+
3:55:27 the most best moment of whole lecture 💯♥
Honestly, game changer for us last minute students, earlier we couldn't really aim for completion of the entire syllabus and being able to attempt all of the 10 mark questions this has made it possible all your one shot videos, DAA, CD , DBMS i wish you taught MLT Too...
Thanks dear, glad it's helpful. Keep learning & following & please share the video with your friends👍
5:55:33 it should be E.place := id_entry instead of that
2:13:00 First and
2:25:00 Follow
Sir, you are just awesome! You are a blessing for BTech students. Could you please create one-shot videos on the following subjects for MU Semester 6?
1. Mobile Computing
2. Cryptography and System Security
Sure, will try to consider your suggestion, stay tuned.
Makaut student attendance here
love from Kolkata......
❤❤💯💫💫
thank you Sir :) One request sir, on TH-cam there is no specific playlist of ML if you have time please make a One Shot on it. By the way Thanks again. My exam of CD in next week. I hope now I can pass the subject.
Edit: Sir one suggestion, Please make pdf (notes) after completing one shot. So, we can easily understand your explanation. Or upload both
Ok dear will try to consider your suggestion. We already provide notes in all our one shot videos, you can check notes in the video description.
@@KNOWLEDGEGATE_kg Sir, I know about the notes in the description but I wanted to say, please provide notes (one more copy) after one shot. As you know there are some mistakes in Notes and you solve some numerical and you write something for explanation. So when we will see both notes (before One shot and After One Shot) we will understand easily. Thank you.
Wah kya teacher hai,gazab.
Rgpv studence attendance here.
Bhai isse rgpv ka pura syllabus cover hojaiga ??
@@aryantiwari34562nd unit poori ho jayegi 👍🏻👍🏻, and ha almost ho jayega bas video ko aage kr krke apne topic se milate jana
@@aditparashar986 bahi kha se start h isme second chap and kha Tak h
@@aryantiwari3456is video ka chapter 2 dekho and thoda sa chapter 3 me bhi h
@@aditparashar986 thank you bhai ❤️
This was the best explanation so far. Thank you so much sir 🤗. Sir can you please make one shot for machine learning as well for semester pls sir
UTU students attendance here ✅
Drr ka mahol h🙂
Pass toh ho hee jayenge🤝
7 hour ki video 3 hour m khtam kr di 🤣
@@vipulmaithani3063 bhai maine toh 2.5 ghnte m krdi
@@AyushJaiswalOfficial 😂😂
3:53:00 there will be 2 in b/w I4 and T in goto section
Csvtu students studying one day before give attendance 👇🏻
Thanks!😇, Not sure if I will pass or not, but definitely a good video!
Thank you so much @HarshitaRohan. Keep learning, supporting & stay connected for more content👍
I did Pass!!
Great👍
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Back k exam 😅😅😅
7:04:17 i got 2 leaders and 2 basic blocks,
leaders (line-1, line-3), Basic blocks { B1(line-1 to line-2) & B2(line-3 to line-11)}
PFG-= B1->B2->B2
is my answer correct?
Makaut attendance here
Your teaching style is very good and very easy. All contacts cover
thanks you sir
Thank you so much for your valuable feedback, Saumik🙏Stay blessed & keep learning😍
sir I was having a doubt in operator precedence grammar.
In the rules we say that 2 non terminals (variables) shouldn't be adjacent. But we don't talk about 2 terminals occurring together.
However in the examples which you have used to explain the rule to us, you have always used terminals and that also makes equal sense as the non terminals. eg. "a+b" makes sense but "ab" or "AB" doesn't.
So this leads me to ask that if 2 non terminals occur together is it still operator precedence grammar?
examples: 4:29:54 , 4:30:54 , here both a,b and id are all terminal symbols but still the same logic applies to them.
Thanks and regards
Thank you sir best video , saare concept clear ho gye h
sir ek video wireless communication pe bhi daal do 29jan se exam h hmare
Thanks mann, Great Playlist, Recommended for Engineers who study day before end sem examination
You're welcome, Sarvesh. Keep learning, supporting & stay connected for more upcoming content👍
@@KNOWLEDGEGATE_kg In the exam your words were hitting my head, Sir you did the best work,Once again thanks
Plz Explain if anyone can !
4:02:12 : Here in CLR(1) ; When we are making I(6), we expand C from the second C as dot is before second 'C', so as sir previously said we will look follow of that second C and since there is nothing after that C we will see follow of C on LHS and follow of C is c/d. SO why we wrote $ instead of having c/d as follow of 'C'.
got answer?
great teacher,these one shot helping a lot during semesters.commenting for appreciatian
Thank you for your kind words, it's awesome to hear you're finding this one-shot series helpful! 👍
At 03:49:00 i4 for T will go to i2 that will be written 2.Isn't it?
at 3:48:44 sir at i4 in goto entitity E=5 and T=2 but you don,t mention t there
Thank You sir ♥❤ Apne bht acche se padhaya h .. My fvrt video .. D.A.A. video in one short☺🙏🙏
Glad you liked it, keep learning & stay tuned.
you are super sir . now i am in 3rd semister MCA and i have been seeing your from my 1st semister. thank you sir for teaching us for the semester exams also for NPTEL exams.
You're most welcome dear. Keep learning, supporting & stay connected for more upcoming content👍
Thank you sir for this wonderful playlist for every subject. I have watched two subjects and I think I did my best in the exam . I would like to pay thank you sir
Great, keep learning & stay connected for more content👍
Sir, sera sera pura mojaaa ageyaa sir. Bahut khussiii mil raa hi yee.
You can edit the video before uploading it so that there is no mistakes,
you have enough subscribers to afford an editor so please consider hiring one👏👏👏👏
pell ke likh dia endsems me ,, dhanyabad Guruji 🙏
You are great sir, & I am a big fan of yours.......
Completed the lecture; thanks for this session, through which we can excel in our semester exams, a salute for the efforts you put into making these one-shot lectures!
Glad you liked it, thanks a lot for following the content @shoaib_akhtar_1729. Keep learning & stay connected for more upcoming videos👍
thanku sir aapne baccha liya 24 ko exam hai cd.ka.... sir aap life saver ho thanku so much sir
Ha bhai mera bhi h sir ne bacha liya hm dono ko
You're welcome. Keep learning, all the very best for your exam, do well👍
Very much needed Sir.....Software Project Management one shot.....💣💣💣🔥 🔥 🔥
Love from West Bengal Sir❤❤❤🙏🙏
I'm your grateful student🙏🙏
Thank you so much dear, keep learning & stay connected for more videos😊
What an absolute king. This video helped a bunch yesterday! Thanks :)
Glad to hear. Keep learning & following for more content👍
superb sir i like your teaching technique. love you sir.❤❤
Thanks a lot, keep supporting👍
I got a good mark 🙂in my semester exam only because of this video. It covered all the topics, and the calmness in your teaching motivated us not to hurry, but to complete everything. Thank you🙂🙏 for making this one-shot video.
Great job, Khushi👍Keep learning & following our content😊
Question on Operator precedence grammer 4:29:39
One day before exam, as usual back to Sanchit Sir's channel with confidence that I'll be able to complete everything, you are best Sir❤
Thanks dear, wish you all the best👍
Tomorrow is paper and I am all set by watching this one shot😀. Thankyou sir for this video
Great, all the best, do well👍
@@KNOWLEDGEGATE_kg Paper went good sir.Thanks🥰
2:33:01 aren't we supposed to remove the left recursion before finding the follow ??
Sir apnee pura syllabus krwa dii semseter se phlee bhoot maza agyaa 😍😍 sir you are such a great man who helped many student in their last time of exams .... really sir good will blessed you and help you to serve always better and good content to student in any way.....😍😍😍😍
Thanks a lot Sanyam, glad to know our content is helpful, will bring more videos soon, stay connected & keep learning👍
Fan of your one shot videos
I need a video for signals and systems
It's a very tough subject for me to study
Can you make a one shot video for it ❤
Will try to consider your suggestion, stay connected👍
@@KNOWLEDGEGATE_kg
Hey I too need that my exam is in 2 months can that subject be uploaded this month or next month starting ❤
Sir , I like how you cover whole syllabus with good explanation.
2:45:24 sir yaha par mujhe kuch mistake lag rhi hai yadi mai galt hu toh please reply
2:49:52 pe correct Kiya hai.Haa bass niche wala mitaya nahi.
05:54:00 Shouldn't it be append(E.place ':=' id_entry) ?
sir , u r making student life easy
Glad it's helpful. Keep learning & following for more videos👍
Amazing video, fitting the whole subject in a 7 hour lecture is truly fascinating as the conceptual clarity provided here is awesome. Thank you for providing such quality content to students for free.
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6:01:45 Sir sahi keh rahe ho exam kal subah hi hai
Big shoutout to Sanchit Sir for this video! Your crash course on compiler design was a lifesaver for my exams. By the way, any chance we could get a OneShot video on machine learning soon? It would be a game-changer for me and all the other students. Thanks a ton!
Thank you, glad it helped. Will try to consider your suggestion, stay tuned & keep learning👍
This is amazing❤❤❤ i think this is also very helpful for gate
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Really thankyou sir. ❤ These oneshot videos are really helpful for exams.
Glad it's helpful, Harsh, thanks for watching. Stay connected for more videos & keep learning👍
This video was more than awesome.
Glad you liked it, Shivraj. Keep learning & following😊
Sir...your vdos are very helpful......Sir please its a request......one shot on Cloud Computing 🔥 🔥 ...all like it for one shot on Cloud Computing....
watched gate smashers, but I just could not understand parsing due to the fragmented video structure, Now I can finally pass my exams due to this gem of a video, where each and every parsing technique is beautifully explained by sir in a sequential form, the long duration of this video doesn't bother me as long as I learn something useful, because my college teachers never bother to design such intricate diagrams for the sake of our learning, I absolutely hate the mathematical language which defines rules of each topic, I think I learned more by each variation of example solved.
Am glad that you liked our content, thanks for watching. Stay with us for more upcoming content & keep learning👍
Thank you so much sir...very helpful...i started to like the subject
Glad you found it helpful, Viraj. Thanks for following our content👍
Thank you Sir....very helpful video.... understand everything....syntax analysis was tough....but you made it bearable ❤❤❤
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Sir , one short video is really very ossam ...❤ I am very thankful for your guidance and teaching style....
You're most welcome Aakash! Please like, subscribe, and share the video, and stay connected for more amazing content👍
Huge thanks to Sanchit Sir for the incredible one-shot video on Compiler Design! Your clear explanations and comprehensive coverage really helped me grasp the concepts quickly. I'm so grateful for your dedication and expertise. By the way, any chance we could get a one-shot video on Machine Learning soon? It would be a game-changer for me and my peers in preparing for our exams. Thanks a bunch!
Thank you Jaspreet, glad it helped. Will try to consider your suggestion, stay tuned & keep learning👍
Marvellous Video. Thank you sir🙏🙏
You're welcome. Keep learning, supporting & stay connected for more content👍
Thank you so much sir, these one shot videos are very helpful. I want to request upcoming one shots on these subjects :- Computer Graphics, Data Mining, Blockchain, Advance Engineering Mathematics and Object Oriented Programming (OOPs). I hope you will make them super soon as our university exams i.e. RTU are from next week.
oh..poornima panther...Ai se...
There is one request sanchit sir from my side that you please make videos on Wireless communications whether it is one shot or whole playlist.. I am requesting not for me because i have my exam of WC on 9th feb and i can see no one on TH-cam is having WC playlist.. Or one shot i know that you teachers also have to study before delivering materials but only you can do this and you can save next batch so.. Please sir come with your Wireless playlist for our next batches