Checkpoint 1.6.1.
- Natural languages can be parsed while formal languages cannot.
- Actually both languages can be parsed (determining the structure of the sentence), but formal languages can be parsed more easily in software.
- Elements such as ambiguity, redundancy, and literalness.
- All of these can be present in natural languages, but cannot exist in formal languages.
- There are no differences between natural and formal languages.
- There are several differences between the two but they are also similar.
- Elements such as tokens, structure, syntax, and semantics.
- These are the similarities between the two.
The differences between natural and formal languages include: