- Option (A) is false. The LALR(1) parser can still have a reduce-reduce conflict even if the LR(1) parser does not, because LALR(1) is a simplification of LR(1) and may introduce conflicts due to merging of states. Thus, this option is incorrect.
- Option (B) is false. The symbol table is typically accessed during both the lexical analysis and the semantic analysis phases, not just during lexical analysis. In fact, it is used throughout the compilation process, particularly during syntax and semantic analysis.
- Option (C) is false. Data flow analysis is not directly related to run-time memory management, but rather to analyzing how data is propagated throughout a program. It helps detect errors and optimize code but does not deal with memory allocation or management directly.
- Option (D) is true. LR(1) parsing is indeed sufficient for deterministic context-free languages, which are those that can be parsed deterministically using a single lookahead symbol. LR(1) parsers can handle a broader class of languages compared to LL(1) parsers. This is the correct statement.
Final Answer: (D)