Classify the following languages over {0,1} as finite, regular, cf and beyond cf. Give the smallest...
Classify the following languages over {0,1} as finite, regular, cf and beyond cf. Give the smallest family possible!
• At most five occurences of 1
[ ] finite [ ] regular [ ] cf [ ] beyond
• Length < 20
[ ] finite [ ] regular [ ] cf [ ] beyond
• Length > 20
[ ] finite [ ] regular [ ] cf [ ] beyond
Homework Answers
At most five occurences of 1
Answer: regular
explanation: because it may containg inifinte amount of 0's
Length < 20
Answer: finite
explanation: contains finite number of strings
every finite language is regular but every regular is
not finite,
that's why smallest family will be finite
Length > 20
Answer: Regular
expanation: we can build finite automata for it using 21 states
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