Let L be a context-free language and M a regular language. Then the language L…

GATE · 2006 · IT

Let L be a context-free language and M a regular language. Then the language L ∩ M is

A.
always regular
B.
never regular
C.
always a deterministic context-free language
D.
always a context-free language

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