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A parser (assuming you are talking about a programming language parser) has the luxury of having highly structured and deterministic inputs, and to be able to r
by Kurtz79 9y ago
A parser (assuming you are talking about a programming language parser) has the luxury of having highly structured and deterministic inputs, and to be able to refuse giving an "answer" if they are not.
- jgalt212 9y ago> highly structured and deterministic inputs not all parsers deal with such inputs, and parsers that don't can and often do produce multiple interpretations of the input data.
- Kurtz79 9y agoTell me of some parsers that do not deal with deterministic inputs and have 100% accuracy, then.