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Context Free Languages (Self Doubt)
I understand that the language L = {a^m b^n c^k|(m=n)or(n=k)} is CFL because it can be represented as the union of L1 = {a^m b^m c^k} and L2 = {a^m b^k c^k} which are both CFL's. But I can't figure out the working of the PDA accepting L. To check ... meaning (m=n) or (m-n) a's or (n-m) b's will remain in the stack meaning (m!=n). How can we check for (n=k) now?
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Answer given is “All of these” My answer is none of these are regular.
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TOC Made easy
Consider the grammar consisting of seven productions. S → aA | aBB A → aaA | λ B → bB | bbC C → B After elimination of unit, useless, and λ -productions how many productions remain in the resulting grammar ? 2 3 4 5
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Gate Overflow itself
Is the explanation is correct? Link-https://gateoverflow.in/33183/complement-of-csl If I say complement of $a^{n}b^{n}c^{n} \, \, \, \, \, \, is\, \, \, \, \, a^{n}b^{n}c^{m} \: \: and\: \: \: m\neq n$ Then How Can it be regular?
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self doubt - decidability
L={<M>| M is a TM that accepts all even numbers}. How to check whether it is RE, REC or not RE… I think Rice’s theorem 2nd part is not applicable here
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Recursive Languages Self Doubt
Is recursive language closed under positive closure?
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Madeeasy Test series TOC Q1
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An introduction to formal languages and automata
How can I explain that this language- L= { a<sup>n</sup> b<sup>l</sup> : n ≠ l } is not regular. [USE PUMPING LEMMA OR CLOSURE PROPERTIES] This question is under a book named An introduction to ... understandable manner and show how you exactly arrived at the solution? That would be a great help to me. Thanks in advance
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Show that the language S-> aSS| b is not regular ?
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An introduction to formal languages and automata peter linz
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Peter Linz 5e Ex-2.1 Q-7e DFA
Find DFA on $\Sigma =(a,b)$ for L={ w : $(n_{a}(w)-n_{b}(w))mod3>0$ }
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Peter Linz 5e Ex-2.1 Q7e DFA
Find DFA on $\Sigma =(a,b)$ for L={ w : $(n_{a}(w)-n_{b}(w))mod3>0$ }
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Applied Test Series TOC
Options: My answer was: D answer according to them was B and D and their explaination was
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GATE 2003 , Theory Of Computation , Turing Machine
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youtube exercise unacademy
L1=a^n,,n>0 L2=a^n b^n c^n , n>0 L1.L2 is a)regular b)cfl c)csl d)none
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Dec 30, 2020
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TOC- closure properties of RL
let L1=a^n (which is a regular language) and L2=b^n (which is also a regular language) L1.L2 is also regular.. how?? as (a^nb^n) is not a regular language
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Dec 26, 2020
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Theory of automata
Convert the Following DFA to Regular Expression using GNFA.
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Dec 26, 2020
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finite-automata
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Introduction to Languages and The Theory of Computation
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Introduction to Languages and The Theory of Computation John C. Martin North Dakota State University
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Introduction to Languages and The Theory of Computation John C. Martin
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#selfdoubt #regular_toc_languages
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theory of computation
Can some one identify what is the language&PDA for this CFG & is it DCFL / NCFL ? E->E+E E->E*E E->id
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Dec 14, 2020
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NLCIL2020(basic)
Q.1) which of the following represent $ab^{*}+b^{*}$ a)starting with “a” and followed by “b”. b)having “a”s but not “b”s. c)having no “a”s but only “b”s. d)b starting with an a having no other “a”s or “a”s but only “b”s.
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Self Doubt: TOC Languages
Say I am given an arbitrary language – a set of words. Is there any standard way to determine if the set of words is Regular or Context-Free or Recursive or Recursively Enumerable
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Introduction to automata Peter Linz 6th edition Exercise 1.2
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Nov 25, 2020
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Q.25)Max Marks: 2Subject: Theory of Computation A B C Correct Option Solution: (C) D None of these Your answer is Wrong
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Nov 23, 2020
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Q.1)Max Marks: 1Subject: Theory of Computation Suppose that L is context free and R is regular. Consider the following statements I. Is L - R necessarily context free II. Is R - L necessarily context free A I is True Correct Option Solution: (A)
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Q.2)Max Marks: 1Subject: Theory of Computation A Regular but not context free B Not Regular but Context free Correct Option | Attempted Solution: (B) C Neither Regular nor Context free D Regular and Context free
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Nov 22, 2020
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Just thinking about it
Since Reduce entries in both LR(0) and SLR(1) are different. so does that mean error entries will also be different in these two.
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ACE Academy Booklet
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ACE Academy Booklet
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miscellaneous
in this question GATE2008-9 Which of the following is true for the language {a^p∣p is a prime }? It is not accepted by a Turing Machine It is regular but not context-free It is context-free but not regular It is neither regular nor context-free, but accepted by a Turing machine why is it not regular … as in we can for NFA for it?
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theory of computation
hi guys, I have a doubt- if two DFA accept the same set of language then are they equal? why or why not? answer really appreciated
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Self Doubt in Theory of Computation, Regular Language
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#TOC SELF DOUBT ISI 2014
L IS SUBSET OF {A,B}* AND If L* is regular, then is L regular? JUSTIFY YOUR ANSWER.
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TOC self doubt
L={ a^m b^n | m,n>=0} We know above language is regular as it doesn’t need any comparisons…. But Here L={ϵ, a,b,abb,aab,aabbb………...} If we take aabbb and if we apply Pumping Lemma by taken u=a, v=ab and w=bb let i=1 then we get aababbb which will not be in given language then how come it is regular? Where am i going wrong?
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#TOC Whether give languages are DCFL or just CFL?
Please explain for all these 4 languages about which of them are DCFL and which are just CFL only? Thank you.
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TOC Self Doubt
L1= a^n b^n| n>=0 L2=ww^r | w ϵ (a+b)* what will be the prefix(L1),Suffix(L1) and prefix(L2),Suffix(L2) ??? Please Explain in detail
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#Toc Madeeasy
L = { $a^nb^m\;|\; m>n \;or\; m<n$ } – is this language dcfl ?
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Made Easy Test Series
Let L1 be decidable language and L2 be turing recognizable but not decidable language, then – L2/L1 is turing recognizable L1/L2 is decidable language Number of correct statements _?
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