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    1. The document contains questions from various units (I-V) of the Theory of Computation course. The questions cover topics like NFAs, DFAs, regular expressions, context-free grammars and pushdown automata. 2. Example questions include converting NFAs to DFAs, finding regular expressions for given languages, deriving strings from context-free grammars, and designing PDAs for specific languages. 3. The document tests understanding of fundamental concepts in automata theory and formal languages.

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    1. The document contains questions from various units (I-V) of the Theory of Computation course. The questions cover topics like NFAs, DFAs, regular expressions, context-free grammars and pushdown automata. 2. Example questions include converting NFAs to DFAs, finding regular expressions for given languages, deriving strings from context-free grammars, and designing PDAs for specific languages. 3. The document tests understanding of fundamental concepts in automata theory and formal languages.

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    1. The document contains questions from various units (I-V) of the Theory of Computation course. The questions cover topics like NFAs, DFAs, regular expressions, context-free grammars and pushdown automata. 2. Example questions include converting NFAs to DFAs, finding regular expressions for given languages, deriving strings from context-free grammars, and designing PDAs for specific languages. 3. The document tests understanding of fundamental concepts in automata theory and formal languages.

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    1. The document contains questions from various units (I-V) of the Theory of Computation course. The questions cover topics like NFAs, DFAs, regular expressions, context-free grammars and pushdown automata. 2. Example questions include converting NFAs to DFAs, finding regular expressions for given languages, deriving strings from context-free grammars, and designing PDAs for specific languages. 3. The document tests understanding of fundamental concepts in automata theory and formal languages.

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    CS2303 Theory Of Computations Important Questions For V SEMESTER CSE UNIT I 1. Consider the following NFA.

    . Compute the closure of each state and find its equivalent DFA. A b C p q *r {p} {q} {p} {q} {r} {q} {r} {p}

    2. Construct a NFA over the alphabet {0,1} that accepts all strings end in 01 3. For the finite state machine M given in the following table, test whether the strings 101101,11111 are accepted by M.

    4. Consider the following NFA. Compute the closure of each state and find its equivalent DFA. a {q,r} b {q} c {r}

    p q {p} {r} {p,q} *r 5. Convert a NFA which accepts the string ends with 01 to a DFA.

    6. Consider the following NFA. Compute the closure of each state and find its equivalent DFA. a b c {q} {p} p q {r} {q} *r {r} 7. Convert the NFA string that ends with 01 to equivalent DFA

    UNIT II 1. Find The regular expression for the set of all strings denoted byR132 from the DFA given below.

    2. Draw the table of distinguishabilities for this automaton & Construct the minimum state equivalent DFA.

    3. Find the regular expression for the set of all strings denoted by R133 from the deterministic finite automata given below

    4. Construct the NFA For the given regular expression Using Thompsons and Construct DFA For the above NFA and find the Minimized DFA? (b/a)*bba 5. Find whether the languages (ww, w is in (1+0)*} and {1k | k=n2, n 1} are regular or not.

    UNIT III 1. Obtain the regular expression that denotes the language accepted by the following DFA

    2. Find the regular expression for the set of all strings denotes by R13 3 from the deterministic finite automata given below

    3. Find a derivation tree of a*b +a*b given that a*b+a*b is in L(G) where G is given by S S+S|S*S,S a | b. 4. Suppose the PDA P= ({q,p},{0,1},{Z0,X}, ,q, Z0,{p}) has the following transition function : 1. (q,0, Z0) ={(q, XZ0)} 2. (q,0, X) = {(q,XX)} 3. (q,1, X) = {(q,X)} 4. (q, , X) = {(p, )} 5. (p, , X) = {(p, )} 6. (p,1, X) = {(p,XX)} 7. (p,1, Z0) = {(p, )} starting from the intial ID (q,w, Z0), show all the reachable IDs when the input w is a) 01 b) 0011 c) 010.

    UNIT IV 1. Show that set of all strings over {a,b} consisting of equal number of as & bs is accepted by a deterministic PDA. 2. Convert the grammar S 0S1 | A, A 1A0 | S | to a PDA that a accepts the same language by empty stack. 3. The following grammar generates the language of regular expression 0*1(0+1)* S A1B , A 0A | , B 0B | 1B | . Give leftmost & rightmost derivation of the following strings: a) 00101 b) 1001 c) 00011 4. Design context free grammar for the following languages a) The set {0n1n | n1}, that is the set of all strings of one or more 0s followed by an equal number of 1s.

    UNIT V 1. Consider the Language Lwwr={wwR | w is in (0+1)*}. Design the PDA P to accept the Lwwr. Starting from the initial ID (q,w, Z0), show all the reachable IDs when the input w is a) 11111 b) 0011 c) 011. 2. Convert the PDA P= ({p,q},{0,1},{X,Z0}, ,q, Z0) to a CFG , if is given by 1. (q,1, Z0) ={(q, XZ0)} 2. (q,1, X) = {(q,XX)} 3. (q,0, X) = {(p,X)} 4. (q, , X) = {(q, )} 5. (p,1, X) = {(p, )} 6. (p,0, Z0) = {(q, Z0)} 3. Prove the theorem, Let L be L(PF) for some PDA PF=(Q, , , there Is a PDA PN such that L=L(PN)
    N,

    q, Z0,F), then

    4 Convert the PDA P= ({q,p},{0,1},{Z0,X}, ,q, Z0,{p}) to a Context free grammar. 1. (q,0, Z0) ={(q, XZ0)} 2. (q,0, X) = {(q,XX)} 3. (q,1, X) = {(q,X)} 4. (q, , X) = {(p, )} 5. (p, , X) = {(p, )} 6. (p,1, X) = {(p,XX)} 7. (p,1, Z0) = {(p, )}

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