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Consider the following grammar:
1. S → CC
2. C → cC
3. C → d
The number error entries in canonical parsing table for grammar is __.
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c
d
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S
C
0
S3
S4
1
2
1
acc
2
S6
R3
5
3
S3
S4
8
4
R3
R3
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R1
6
S6
S7
9
7
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R2
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what is error entry in above table?
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Error entry means blank spaces
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