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#### 🐍 Ambiguous recursion
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Notice that in the arithmetic grammar above, `mulExp` appears on the right hand side of all of `addExp`'s cases. Be careful that you don't write rules that are "ambiguously recursive", e.g. `addExp = addExp "+" addExp`. If you write your grammar like this, a reader can't tell whether `+` is left-associative or right-associative. (In Ohm, you will actually get a right-assiciative parse — see [#56](https://github.com/ohmjs/ohm/issues/56) for details.)
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Notice that in the arithmetic grammar above, `mulExp` appears on the right hand side of all of `addExp`'s cases. Be careful that you don't write rules that are "ambiguously recursive", e.g. `addExp = addExp "+" addExp`. If you write your grammar like this, a reader can't tell whether `+` is left-associative or right-associative. (In Ohm, you will actually get a right-associative parser — see [#56](https://github.com/ohmjs/ohm/issues/56) for details.)
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