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A context free grammar is a 4-tuple G=( V, \Sigma, R, S ) where

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A context free grammar is a 4-tuple $G=( V, \Sigma, R, S )$ G=( V, \Sigma, R, S ) where

$\Sigma$ \Sigma is a finite set of terminals

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$\Sigma$ \Sigma is a infinite set of terminals

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$S\in V$ S\in V is not the start rule

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V is an infinite set of variables

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