24. Construction of DFA in Telugu | DFA example 18 | TOC | FLAT | Deterministic Finite automata

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Welcome to our deep dive into Designing Deterministic Finite Automata (DFA)! In this video, we break down the concepts and methods behind creating DFAs for various divisibility conditions, ensuring you have a clear understanding of each step involved.

At 00:29, we'll explore how to create a DFA which accept
L={a^nb^m/n, m greater than or =1}

At 02:00, we'll explore how to create a DFA which accept
L={a^nb^m/n, m greater than or =1}

by 04:32, we'll explore how to create a DFA which accept set of all strings over {a, b} where strings are of the form a^3bWa^3. where W is any string over {a, b}

Whether you are a student, a professional, or a passionate hobbyist in computer science, this video will provide you with essential insights and practical skills for designing DFAs. Don’t forget to stick around for tips and tricks that can make your learning process smoother!

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