Learn Regular Grammars with interactive examples. Understand Type-3 grammars, production rules, and string generation in formal language theory.
A Regular Grammar (Type-3 Grammar) is the most restrictive type in the Chomsky hierarchy. It generates regular languages and has a direct correspondence with finite automata. Regular grammars are fundamental in compiler design and pattern matching.
A Regular Grammar is formally defined as a 4-tuple G = (V, T, P, S) where:
Right-linear grammar for binary strings ending with "01"
Example derivation of string "1001" using the grammar:
Regular grammars have a direct correspondence with finite automata:
Create and test your own regular grammars
Build a grammar to see visualization
Generate strings using your grammar
Test if strings belong to your grammar's language
Convert your regular grammar to an equivalent finite automaton
Analyze properties of the language generated by your grammar