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If the lexical analyser finds a lexeme with the same name as that of a reserved word,it _________

If the lexical analyser finds a lexeme with the same name as that of a reserved word,it _________ Correct Answer generates an error

Reserved words are known as keywords and they are specific and reserved with its functionality to a language. Thus, getting an input with the same name by the analyzer will generate an error.

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