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a. Context sensitive language i. Deterministic finite automation
b. Regular grammar ii. Recursive enumerable
c. Context free grammar iii. Recursive language
d. Unrestricted grammar iv. Pushdown automation
Codes:
a b c d
a.
ii i iv iii
b.
iii iv i ii
c.
iii i iv ii
d.
ii iv i iii
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