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3:30pm Fri 27th Sep, Callum B.

Hi Arran (or anyone else who can clarify) Regarding Q1 of the project: Just wondering about the statement that the 'when-condition' and 'until-conditions' being optional, and if that requires further language to specify in BNF. I read a few forums and saw some people using square brackets eg [ <when-condition> ] but this wasn't accepted by the BNF editor. Is it a necessary inclusion, and if yes, can you point me in the right direction as to how to represent optionality in BNF? Thanks, Callum

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