Context-sensitive grammar (CSG) is a type of formal grammar that is more powerful than context-free grammar (CFG) and is used in the field of formal language theory, a branch of computer science and linguistics. In a context-sensitive grammar, the production rules are sensitive to the context of non-terminal symbols. This means that the rules can add complexity to the generated strings based on the surrounding symbols.
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