Design DFA for the following languages L={ w |w is any string that does not contain exactly two a’s} over ∑={a,b}
SOLUTION:
∑={a,b}
Ø So DFA can be Q={ q0 , q1 , q2 },∑={a,b }, q0={ q0},F={ q0 , q1 } and δ is given by
the table
1)Transition
diagram:
2)Transition Table:
Present State
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Next State
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Input a
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Input b
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à *q0
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q1
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q0
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*q1
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q2
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q1
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q2
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q2
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q2
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3)Transition function:
δ( q0, a)= q1 ,δ (q0,b)=
q0
δ( q1, a)= q2 ,δ (q1,b)= q1
δ( q2, a)= q2 ,δ
(q2,b)= q2
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