Find a regular grammar for each of the following :
a. 1 + 01
b. 1*01* + 01
c. {00, 10, 01}
d. {Λ, 0, 1, 00, 11, … 0n, 1n, (01)n, …}
e. All strings which have an odd number of 1’s
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