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What is a 'lexeme' in the context of lexical analysis?
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What is a 'lexeme' in the context of lexical analysis?
The smallest unit of meaning in a programming language
The actual sequence of characters that matches a token
A type of syntax error
A representation of a variable in the symbol table
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What is a 'lexeme' in the context of lexical analysis?
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Step 1: Understand that a lexeme is a part of programming code.
Step 2: Know that lexemes are made up of characters, like letters and numbers.
Step 3: Realize that lexemes represent specific meanings in the code.
Step 4: Learn that a token is a category or type that a lexeme belongs to.
Step 5: Remember that a lexeme is the actual text that matches a token.
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