Conversion from Right Linear Grammar to Left Linear Grammar || Regular Grammar || TOC

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Regular grammar is a language that can be described by a deterministic finite automaton (DFA) and has properties such as no overlap in left-hand sides of production rules, no unnumbered references, no ambiguities, and a deterministic election of left-hand sides for each non-terminal symbol. Right linear grammars have production rules written in reverse order of how they are used to generate strings, while left linear grammars have them written in the same order. To convert a right linear grammar to a left linear grammar, simply reverse the order of the production rules.

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[badityashendre]

Dino bhai hiphop ke saath ye bhi karte hai aaj pata laga

[Code_with_Naseem]

If there is more than two final state in the FA then what should we do ??
Is me make more than one starting state??

[faisalsaeed]

At first my head got dizzy after looking at the procedure of reversing the FA and then reversing the language. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[brokentryhard]

Nice Explanation but NIKHIL SAKHARE IS FATHER OF TOC 🦁

[dhanya]

But A goes to epsilon is not part of ur language but ur LLG generates it