Differentiate between static and dynamic type checking. How can we carry out type checking for the following expression using syntax-directed definition? S rightarrow id = E S rightarrow textif E text then S1 S rightarrow textwhile E text do S1 S rightarrow S1; S2
Differentiate between static and dynamic type checking. How can we carry out type checking for the following expression using syntax-directed definition?
$S \rightarrow id = E$
$S \rightarrow \text{if } E \text{ then } S1$
$S \rightarrow \text{while } E \text{ do } S1$
$S \rightarrow S1; S2$
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--- Type checking is the process of verifying that each operation in a program receives the correct number and type of operands. Feature Static Type Checking Dynamic Type Checking --------- When performed At compile time At run time Speed Faster execution (errors caught early) Slower (overhead at...