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Lecture 13_ DFA (Deterministic Finite Automata) with solved examples
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In this lecture Deterministic Finite Automata (DFA) has been covered with help of examples. This lecture is also helpful in order to distinguish between NFA & DFA.
Remember 3 points for DFA
1) no empty string
2) No. of transaction from each sate is equal to number of letters given in alphabet.
For example, if ∑ = {a, b}. This alphabet has two letter i.e, a and b. That means from every state there will be two transaction. (two arrows on each state)
3) It may also contains reject state.
Reject state is a state which never allow us to reach final state.
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Remember 3 points for DFA
1) no empty string
2) No. of transaction from each sate is equal to number of letters given in alphabet.
For example, if ∑ = {a, b}. This alphabet has two letter i.e, a and b. That means from every state there will be two transaction. (two arrows on each state)
3) It may also contains reject state.
Reject state is a state which never allow us to reach final state.
#AZComputing
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