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Note: - You are attempting question 10 out of 12 Consider the following Syntax directed translation (SDT). S >0X X → 00Y {printf("1")} {printf ("2")} {printf ("3")} Y → 17 1 What is the output if the SDT carries the input 00011?

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C++ Standards

C++ is standardized as ISO/IEC 14882. Currently, there are two versions:

C++98 (ISO/IEC 14882:1998): First standard version of C++.

C++03 (ISO/IEC 14882:2003): minor "bug-fix" to C++98 with no change to the language. Commonly refer to as C++98/C++03 or First C++ standard.

C++11 (ISO/IEC 14882:2011): Second standard version of C++. Informally called C++0x, as it was expected to finalize in 200x but was not released until 2011. It adds some new features to the language; more significantly, it greatly extends the C++ standard library and standard template library (STL).

C++14: Infomally called C++1y, is a small extension to C++11, with bug fixes and small improvement.

C++17: informally called C++1z.

C++2a: the next planned standard in 2020.

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Note: - You are attempting question 10 out of 12 Consider the following Syntax directed translation (SDT). S >0X X → 00Y {printf("1")} {printf ("2")} {printf ("3")} Y → 17 1 What is the output if the SDT carries the input 00011?