<caption><image_86>The image is a screenshot of a code written in a programming language. The code is written in pink text on a black background. On the right side of the image, there is a picture of a man wearing a headset and holding a microphone. The man appears to be in a recording studio, as he is wearing a black shirt and has a serious expression on his face.

The code is in the form of a file input, with the title "file input: (newline) (stm) - endmarker" at the top. Below the title, there are several lines of code, including "simple", "compound", "simple" and "simple". The code also includes a few lines of text, which appear to be related to the file input. The text is written on a white background, and the code is arranged in a grid-like pattern. The image appears to have been taken from a top-down view of the code.</caption><transcript><audio_87>statement okay this is kind familiar we we know what this is so so things start making a bit sense right and if you follow you will see that oh now I I see a lot of things that makes more sense for instance a for statement over here is the is the word for followed by something that is an expression list we</transcript><transcript><audio_88>don't really know what this is but then look in uh that makes sense and then colum okay so this is like a for Loop right like it starts looking like a for Loop so as you can see like this is a a nice way that we can use to describe um</transcript><transcript><audio_89>like like what what what is python right and this is quite cool and quite powerful because this file allows us to say this is Python and this is not Python and this is the technical thing this is electromagnetic spectrum of python this is what the python is made of that this grammar file um and some</transcript><transcript><audio_90>terminology because I'm going to use it in a second when we have a string we call these terminals so all these strings are Terminals and this is because we cannot expand them anymore like the word while is just while you cannot do anything with that but then we have these other rules names like all of</transcript><caption><image_91>The image is a diagram that shows the relationship between terminals and non-terminals in a programming language. The terminal on the left side of the image is labeled "terminals" and the terminal in the center is labeled as "while". The terminal is connected to the terminal with a blue line, indicating that it is a code snippet.

On the right side, there is a picture of a person wearing a headset and holding a microphone. The text on the image reads "while" and "while", indicating that the code snippet is related to the code. The code snippet also mentions that the user is able to test the code in a suite (else).

The image appears to be a screenshot of a web browser, as there are no other terminals visible in the image.</caption><transcript><audio_92>these are different rules that we can expand so so there is something else here that you know is some other rule that we can go here and read that they are called non-terminals because they are non- terminals they can be expanded um and then this is the interesting part</transcript> statement okay this is kind familiar we we know what this is so so things start making a bit sense right and if you follow you will see that oh now I I see a lot of things that makes more sense for instance a for statement over here is the is the word for followed by something that is an expression list we don't really know what this is but then look in uh that makes sense and then colum okay so this is like a for Loop right like it starts looking like a for Loop so as you can see like this is a a nice way that we can use to describe um like like what what what is python right and this is quite cool and quite powerful because this file allows us to say this is Python and this is not Python and this is the technical thing this is electromagnetic spectrum of python this is what the python is made of that this grammar file um and some terminology because I'm going to use it in a second when we have a string we call these terminals so all these strings are Terminals and this is because we cannot expand them anymore like the word while is just while you cannot do anything with that but then we have these other rules names like all of these are different rules that we can expand so so there is something else here that you know is some other rule that we can go here and read that they are called non-terminals because they are non- terminals they can be expanded um and then this is the interesting part
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