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Solve the following context-free grammar G: 0 S--> L$ 1 L--> TL 2 L -->  ε 3...

Solve the following context-free grammar G:

0 S--> L$

1 L--> TL

2 L -->  ε

3 T--> x

Draw LR(0) parse table and SLR parse table.

What kind of conflict does G have in its LR(0) parse table table and SLR parse table?

What kind of conflict does G have in its LR(0) parse table table and SLR parse table?

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