3. The syntax of the Klingon language is quite simple, yet only Klingons can spe
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3. The syntax of the Klingon language is quite simple, yet only Klingons can speak it without making mistakes. The alphabet of the language is {o,r,z,&}, where & stands for a space. The grammer is:
---> | &
---> |
---> | | o | o
---> o
---> r | z
Which of the following speakers is the secret agent in Klingon disguise? Why?? (1.5 pts.)
Romulus: ro & ororozozo & roz & zorrozo
Vulca: orzoroozor & ozo
Viijr: zoz & oz & oroozoz & rozozrooz
Hint: How many syllables must a word have, and what specific pairs of characters MUST mark the boundary between two syllables (or, what specific pairs of characters cannot occur within a syllable)? JUSTIFY your answer!
The next 3 questions concern the program below:
X <-- 0;
I <-- 0;
while I < 10 do
X <-- X + (3 * (I ** 2)) + (3 * I) + 1;
I <-- I + 1;
end while;
Explanation / Answer
Dear, Romulus: ro & ororozozo & roz & zorrozo<STOP>o o<STOP>o<STOP>o<STOP>o<STOP>o <STOP>o<STOP> <STOP>o<STOP><STOP>o<STOP>o<STOP>o <PLOSIVE> <SYLLABLE><SYLLABLE> <SYLLABLE> o<PLOSIVE> <PLOSIVE><STOP> <PLOSIVE><STOP><PLOSIVE> <PLOSIVE><PLOSIVE> <SYLLABLE> <WORD><WORD> <WORD><SYLLABLE> <SYLLABLE> <SYLLABLE><SYLLABLE><SYLLABLE><SYLLABLE> here specific characters are z zorrozo Vulca: orzoroozor & ozo
o<STOP><STOP>o<STOP>oo<STOP>o<STOP> o<STOP>o <SYLLABLE><PLOSIVE><PLOSIVE><SYLLABLE><SYLLABLE> o<PLOSIVE> <WORD> <SYLLABLE><SYLLABLE> <WORD><WORD> <SYLLABLE> here the specific characters get SYLLABLE pairs zoro Viijr: zoz & oz & oroozoz & rozozrooz
<STOP>o<STOP> o<STOP> o<STOP>oo<STOP>o<STOP> <STOP>o<STOP>o<STOP><STOP>oo<STOP> <PLOSIVE><STOP> <SYLLABLE> o<PLOSIVE><SYLLABLE><SYLLABLE> <PLOSIVE><PLOSIVE><STOP><PLOSIVE><SYLLABLE> <SYLLABLE> <WORD> <SYLLABLE><WORD><WORD> <SYLLABLE><SYLLABLE><SYLLABLE><WORD> here the specific characters are get SYLLABLE pairs rozozro Romulus is secret agent, get 4 syllables
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