A parse tree places the start symbol at its root, the symbols on the right side of a production at the children of its left-side nonterminal, and terminal symbols at its leaves. Reading the leaves from left to right gives the tree's yield.

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A **parse tree**, also known as a **syntax tree** or **derivation tree**, is a tree representation that illustrates the syntactic structure of a string according to a formal grammar. It is commonly used in the fields of computer science, particularly in programming language processing, natural language processing, and compiler design. ### Key Components of a Parse Tree: 1. **Root**: The top node of the tree, representing the starting symbol of the grammar.
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