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CM2207: Introduction to the theory of computation

Code used during the CM2207 to represent a DFA and carry out basic DFA operations to complete coursework exercises

WARNING: DOES SOME WEIRD THINGS ON MACOS

Encoding format:

  • Line 1 specifies the number of states.
  • Line 2 specifies the states (i.e.,just a list of the names of the states, separated by spaces).
  • Line 3 specifies the size of the alphabet.
  • Line 4 specifies the alphabet.
  • Lines 5-(5 + number of states) give the transition function, each row corresponding to a state (in order specified on line 2) and each column corresponding to a symbol from the alphabet (in order specified on line 4).
  • Line (6 + number of states) specifies the start state.
  • Line (7 + number of states) specifies the number of final/accept states.
  • Line (8 + number of states) specifies the final states.

Usage guide:

  • Task1.py: Prints out the complement of a DFA given as an argument from a file
  • Task2.py: Prints out a DFA that is the intersection of two DFA inputs
  • Task3.py: Prints out a DFA that is the symmetric difference of two DFA inputs
  • Task4.py: Prints out whether or not the language of an input DFA from the cmdline is empty, if not the first accepted string aswell
  • Task5.py: Prints out whether or not two input DFA (from the cmdline via files) are equivalent or not

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