A lexical analyzer breaks an input stream into tokens using the Longest Match (Maximal Munch) rule:
Analyzing each segment of the input string separated by whitespace (ws):
x1 → Starts with a letter, consumes x1 as id (1 token).
23mm → Starts with digits, maximal match for number is 23 (1 token). The remaining mm starts with a letter, matching id (1 token) ⟹2 tokens.
78 → Matches number (1 token).
y → Matches id (1 token).
7z→7 matches number (1 token), z matches id (1 token) ⟹2 tokens.
zz5 → Starts with a letter, matches id (1 token).
14A→14 matches number (1 token), A matches id (1 token) ⟹2 tokens.
8H→8 matches number (1 token), H matches id (1 token) ⟹2 tokens.
AaYcD → Matches id (1 token).
Total count of tokens (excluding whitespace):
1+2+1+1+2+1+2+2+1=13 Thus, the total number of tokens produced is 13.