From: kkylheku@gmail.com   
      
   On 2010-02-06, ng2010  wrote:   
   > For a hypothetical programming language that is LALR(1) and uses   
   > semicolons as statement terminators, would a change that makes semicolons   
   > only required on multi-statement lines and using the newline as an   
   > implicit statement terminator make the language LALR(2)?   
      
   The 2 in LALR(2) means ``look ahead two positions in the token stream'', not   
   ``look ahead for two possible kinds of tokens''.   
      
   :)   
      
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