DFA code for 5 states

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Hi:
im implimenting a DFA having 5 states using c++
when i try to do it seems hard to me if u have a code that impliment a DFA with 5 states or (>5) please help?
"thanks for ur advice"

Posted 17-Mar-10 21:56pm

zerishlove

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Solution 1

Please verify
that my find result for DFA[^] was wrong... :-D

Posted 17-Mar-10 22:03pm

Eugen Podsypalnikov

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2010-03-17T22:17:00

Solution 2

If you need it then you have to understand it. Start reading some introductory material as the Wikipedia page [^], but the go deeper reading a good book about.
:)

Posted 17-Mar-10 22:17pm

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Avi Berger · Accepted Answer · 2010-03-17T22:31:00

To clarify for Eugen Podsypalnikov and the rest of us too, I believe that you are talking about a Deterministic Finite Automaton - a type of finite state machine.

I'm guessing that this is a homework assignment.

How have you been trying to do it, and what difficulties have you encountered with your approach?