(a) Construct deterministic finite automata accepting the following languages:{w e {0, 1}"| w is not in the regular language defined by 0"1"};(ii) {w e (0, 1}"| w has an even number of O's or an odd number of l's) (payattention to or in this definition);(ii (w E (0, 1}"|w ends with a subword 01, i.e., w = 101 for some word z}.(i)

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(a) Construct deterministic finite automata accepting the following languages: (i) {w e {0,1}"| w is not in the regular language defined by 0*1"}; (ii) {w e {0,1}"| w has an even number of 0's or an odd number of l's} (pay attention to or in this definition); (ii fw E {0,1}"|w ends with a subword 01, i.e., w r01 for some word z}.

(a) Construct deterministic finite automata accepting the following languages: (i) {w e {0,1}"| w is not in the regular language defined by 0*1"}; (ii) {w e {0,1}"| w has an even number of 0's or an odd number of l's} (pay attention to or in this definition); (ii fw E {0,1}"|w ends with a subword 01, i.e., w r01 for some word z}.

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