CS402
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Fa3 Expresses R1R2. Then Initial State Of Fa3 Will Consist Of
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Initial State Of Fa2
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Initial State Of Fa1
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Initial States Of Both Fa1 & Fa2
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Depends On Fa’S
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B
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CS402
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Languages Are Proved To Be Regular Or Non Regular Using Pumping Lemma
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True
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False
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Na
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Na
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A
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CS402
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Consider The Following Cfg: (Note: ^ Means Null) S->A|Xb|Aya X->Y|^ Y->B|X Which Nonterminal(S) Is/Are Not Nullable
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S
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X
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Y
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S X And Y
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B
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CS402
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The Production Of The Form Nonterminal ?String Of Two Nonterminals Is Called A
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Live Production
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Dead Production
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Type Of Production
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None Of Them
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A
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CS402
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A Regular Language
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Must Be Finite
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Must Be Infinite
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Can Be Finite Or Infinite
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Must Be Finite And Cannot Be Infinite
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A
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CS402
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The Major Problem In The Earliest Computers Was
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To Store The Contents In The Registers
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To Display Mathematical Formulae
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To Load The Contents From The Registers
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To Calculate The Mathematical Formula
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B
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CS402
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If R Is A Regular Language And L Is Some Language And L U R Is A Regular Language Then L Must Be A Regular Language
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True
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False
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Na
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Na
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A
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CS402
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Which Of The Following Is A Regular Language?
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String Of Odd Number Of Zeroes
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Set Of All Palindromes Made Up Of 0’S And 1’S
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String Of 0’S Whose Length Is A Prime Number
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All Of These
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C
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CS402
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Consider The Following Cfg: S?As|Bs|Aas|? Can Be Observed That The Word Aaa Can Be Derived From More Than
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One Production Tree
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Two Producton Tree
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Total Language Tree
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All Of Above
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A
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CS402
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(A* + B*)* = (A + B)* This Expression Is __________
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True
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False
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Na
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Na
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B
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CS402
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Tg Can More Then One Initial State
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True
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False
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Depend On Alphabets
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None Of Given
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A
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CS402
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The Reverse Of The String Sbfsbb Over { Sb F B}
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(Bsbfsb)
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Bfsbs
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Sbbfsb
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Bbfsb
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A
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CS402
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In Tg There May Exist No Paths For Certain String
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True
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False
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Depends On The Language
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None Of These
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A
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CS402
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Which Of The Following Is Not A Regular Language?
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String Of 0’S Whose Length Is A Perfect Squere
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Set Of All Palindromes Made Up Of 0’S And 1’S
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String Of 0’S Whose Length Is A Prime Number
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All Of The Given Options
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B
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CS402
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The Complement Of A Regular Language Is Also A Regular
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True
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False
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Na
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Na
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A
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CS402
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Left Hand Side Of A Production In Cfg Consists Of
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One Terminal
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More Than One Terminal
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One Non-Terminal
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Terminals And Non-Terminals
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D
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CS402
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If L Is A Regular Language Then Lc Is Also A Language
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Regular
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Non-Regular
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Regular But Finite
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None Of The Given
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A
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CS402
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The Locations Into Which We Put The Input Letters On Input Tap Are Called
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Words
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Alphabets
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Cells
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Elements
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C
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CS402
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If The Intersection Of Two Regular Languages Is Regular Then The Complement Of The Intersection Of These Two Languages Is Also Regular:
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True
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False
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Na
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Na
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A
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CS402
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The Production S --> Ss | A | B | ^ Can Be Expressed By Re
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(A+B)+
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(A+B)
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(A+B)*
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(Ab)*
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C
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