You can actually generate 100 from the expresssion.
The given expression is 0*(10*)*. So you can generate 100 by repeating first 0, zero times. So the remaining expression will be (10*)*. Then you can repeat 10*, only one time to get 10*. Then you can repeat 0 twice to get 100.
pratyushbarikdev
I think 101 can be generated by the given(in question) RE.
As (10*)* is there. Thus
1st time 10
2nd time 101 (ignoring last 0 as it is Kleene closure so we can ignore it).
Myuniversedude
the given grammer can generate 100, option c is wrong as c can genrate 101 but given grammer cant, correct is b as given given grammer can generate 100
ReVA-ML
We can read every same string of given regular expression with option C.
VickyMathurD_NNJA
Pratyush Barik
The given expression is 0*(10*)* and not 0*(10*)
