Automata question
Categorize the languages as
I. Type 0 or Recursively Enumerable Languages
II. Type 1 or CSL
III. Type 2 or CFL
IV. Type 3 or Regular
in accordance to the Chomsky hierarchy (select only one of the answers designating the lowest level - Note that Type 3 is the lowest level and Type 0 is the highest level) over the alphabet {0,1}
L = {0n10k |k, n is any integer}
i think its type 0.. am i right ? can you explain it
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Categorize the languages as
I. Type 0 or Recursively Enumerable Languages
II. Type 1 or CSL
III. Type 2 or CFL
IV. Type 3 or Regular
in accordance to the Chomsky hierarchy (select only one of the answers designating the lowest level) over the alphabet {0,1}
L = {0n1n0n |n is a positive integer}
and this one i think its type 1
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