FORMAL LANGUAGES AND AUTOMATA THEORY

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Formal Languages and Automata theory presents the theoretical aspects of computer science, and helps define infinite languages infinite ways; construct algorithms for related problems and decide whether a string is in language or not. These are of practical importance in the construction of compilers and designing of programming languages, thus establishing the course as a core paper in the third/fourth year of various universities.

The Highlights of this Formal Languages and Automata theory course:

1.Introduction to Automata theory.

2.Types of Formal Languages(Chomsky hierarchy).

3.Finite Automata and Types.

4.Total 22 DFA problems and solutions clearly explained.

5. DFA Conversions,Operations & Equivalence.

6. DFA minimization using

a. Equivalence method.

b.Table filling method.

6. Pushdown Automata.

7.Total 8 PDA problems and solutions clearly explained.

8.Turing machines.

9.Total 5 TM problems and solutions clearly explained.

10. Equivalence of 2 DFAs

11. Introduction to Pushdown Automata

12.Total 8 Pushdown Automata problem

Who this course is for:

  1. Computer Science & Engineering and Information technology students
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What Will You Learn?

  • Formal Languages and Automata theory

Course Content

FORMAL LANGUAGES AND AUTOMATA THEORY

  • Turing Maching – Definition , Tuple notation and problems with clear explanation
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  • 9. DFA Minimization using Table filling method
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  • 8. DFA Minimization using Equivalence method
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  • 7. epsilon NFA to NFA conversion
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  • 6. e-closure of a state
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  • 5. NFA TO DFA Conversion
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  • 4.22. DFA for strings of the form a power n
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  • 4.21. DFA for strings of the form a3bwa3
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  • 4.20. DFA for strings that last symbol from Left end
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  • 10. Equivalence of 2 DFAs
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  • 11. Introduction to Pushdown Automata
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  • 12.8. Pushdown Automata problem no.9
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  • 12.7. Pushdown Automata problem no.8
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  • 12.6. Pushdown Automata problem no.7
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  • 12.5. Pushdown Automata problem no.6
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  • 12.4. Pushdown Automata problem no.5
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  • 12.3. Pushdown Automata problem no.3 & 4
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  • 12.2. Pushdown Automata problem no.2
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  • 12.1. Pushdown Automata problem no.1
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  • 4.19. DFA for strings that number of a s followed by b’s
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  • 4.18. DFA for strings that every a followed by b
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  • 4.17. DFA for strings that does not ends with ab
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  • 4.6. DFA for substring as abb
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  • 4.5. DFA for strings starts with abb
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  • 4.4. DFA for strings ending with abb
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  • 4.3 : DFA of length atmost 2
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  • 4.2. DFA of length atleast 2
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  • 4.1. construct DFA of length 2.
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  • 3. Types of Finite Automata and Language acceptance
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  • 2. Finite Automata with examples
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  • 4.7. DFA for length of string divisible by 3.
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  • 4.8. DFA for number of a’s equal to 2
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  • 4.16. DFA for set of all strings starts and ends with different symbol
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  • 4.15. DFA for set of all string s starts and ends with
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  • 4.14. DFA for set of all string over 0,1
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  • 4.13. DFA for divisibility in binary by 4
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  • 4.12. DFA for divisibility in binary
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  • 4.11. DFA for divisibility of a and b
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  • 4.10. DFA for even length of a and b
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  • 4.9. DFA for divisibility
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  • 1. Introduction to Automata theory
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