If you want a language easy to deal with for humans, you want LL(1) or possibly LL(k) for some reasonable k.
LR(1) isn't easy to deal with: LR(1) shift-reduce parsing allows an arbitrary number of tokens to be stuffed into the parser stack before making a single reduction.
If you want easy to parse, make sure that a left-to-right scan can make a parsing decision by looking at a small number of tokens (often one). A permanent parsing decision: parse it this way or that way, no backtracking to try something else.
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If you want a language easy to deal with for humans, you want LL(1) or possibly LL(k) for some reasonable k.
LR(1) isn't easy to deal with: LR(1) shift-reduce parsing allows an arbitrary number of tokens to be stuffed into the parser stack before making a single reduction.
If you want easy to parse, make sure that a left-to-right scan can make a parsing decision by looking at a small number of tokens (often one). A permanent parsing decision: parse it this way or that way, no backtracking to try something else.