For a grammar G, shift reduce (S-R) conflicts are present in LALR(1) p

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For a grammar G, shift reduce (S-R) conflicts are present in LALR(1) parser, if and only if
(i) The LAR (1) parser for G has S.R conflicts
(ii) The LR(0) parser for G has S.R conflicts
(iii) The SLR(1) parser for G has S.R conflicts
(iv) The SLR(0) parser for G has S.R conflicts

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