3. (PDAs) Draw state diagrams of PDAs (with as few states as you can) that recognize the following languages. Write algorithmic descriptions for your PDAs.
(b) The language L2 from Problem 2(b): (i) diagram; (ii) algorithmic description.
Here is the language L2:
L2 = {w | w = wR which means w is a palindrome} Recall that wR represents string w written backwards. Use at most 2 variables.
3. (PDAs) Draw state diagrams of PDAs (with as few states as you can) that recognize...
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