This is not a writing assigment but it is being rejected as a writing assignment. Provide a DFA or NFA (whichever is easier for you) for the following languages {w|w does not contain the string bbab or aaa}, Σ = {a, b}
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This is not a writing assigment but it is being rejected as a writing assignment.
Provide a DFA or NFA (whichever is easier for you) for the following languages
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{w|w does not contain the string bbab or aaa}, Σ = {a, b}
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