1. (Decidable languages) (c) (Prefix of a generated string) A string w is called a prefix...
1. (Decidable languages)
(c) (Prefix of a generated string) A string w is called a prefix of string s if s starts with w.
i. Give a regular expression for all strings over alphabet Σ for which w is a prefix.
ii. Let L = {(G, w) | G is a CFG, w is a string, and w is a prefix of some string s generated by G}.
Homework Answers
i)
The regular expression for all strings over alphabet Σ for which w is a prefix is given as:
w . (0 + 1)*
ii)
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