What happens to the memory usage when a context-free grammar, expressed in Backus-Naur Form, is parsed using the CYK algorithm?

💡 Explanation

The CYK algorithm uses dynamic programming, requiring a table proportional to the cube of the input string length because it considers all possible substrings. Therefore, memory usage grows cubically, rather than linearly or logarithmically, and is related to the input, not grammar, size.

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