Unambiguous grammar refers to a type of formal grammar where every valid string generated by the grammar has a unique parse tree. This means that there is only one way to derive a string using the rules of the grammar, making it clear and unconfusing when analyzing the structure of expressions. Unambiguous grammars are crucial in parsing and help eliminate confusion that arises from ambiguous constructs, ensuring that each expression can be interpreted in only one way.
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