Deterministic Finite Automata(DFA) with (Type :Divisibility problems)examples

[@tahseenamahmud8751]

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[@TheBootStrappers]

Thanks :)

[@sachinmaharjan11]

You dont know how much it helped me. It is very good. Plz post the video for type :substring as soon as possible. I cant understand to my teacher. My only hope for learning is from you .

[@SureshKumar-ds4of]

Amazing Man, Clear and crisp. Continue to enlighten the world...

[@TheBootStrappers]

+Suresh Kumar Thanks a ton!

[@sirisri9563]

can you please upload a video for string do not contain aa and ending with b .....plzzzz

[@sirisri9563]

+The BootStrappers can u plz uplod a video ending with b and do not contain string aa

[@sirisri9563]

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[@sejalpatil5021]

Please explain DFA's different types like (ending with , having substring, starting with) by taking just one question so that it will become easy for us to differentiate them!

[@collegematerial5348]

Already explained check playlist

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[@clifflee8094]

LOVED THIS SERIES!! THANKYOU SO MUCH! Please do a regular expression series on how to define them from being given a set, and how to create regular expression from DFAS! again really appreciate this series, thoroughly enjoyed it!

[@TheBootStrappers]

+Cliff Lee Sure, give us some time we will try to make one :) and thank you so much for your support! you have no idea how much it means to us

[@nerinpeter8387]

@@TheBootStrappers please help me.. For number divisible by 5 Wat are the inputs we take to construct DFA

[@zohakhan1109]

@@nerinpeter8387 yes plz..

[@66saly]

Your videos are really clear and easy to understand, keep going!

[@SimplyWOW]

Very clear and beautiful explanation, but you have only few topics covered😢

[@ilyos48]

Why not other topics, it was so great to get you rather than some stupid teachers. please upload more.

[@TheBootStrappers]

+Ilyos Inn Thank you :)

[@veenaraj5082]

thank you for teaching easy method of solving divisibility problem

[@26.mishraharsharvindkumar44]

You made my day...this dfa was scaring me like hell...thank youuuuuuuu....i wish u put more such videos on other topics also....u people are going to be very successful one day ...i wish u the best👍👍👍

[@gurudattgaonkar5933]

1:46 listen to this at 2x

[@shabarishdrao4670]

you too

[@azaleatsu1651]

I missed one class last week. This has been so helpful! Thank you so much xx

[@TheBootStrappers]

+Azalea Tsu Thank you :)

[@sbganta6632]

If string is divisible by 24 then we have to consider from 0 to 23🤔

[@abhinav9390]

am i the only one who heard it... by the thanks bro keep up the good work for last benchers like us

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yes I heard it 😂

[@smartgirl104]

divide by 3 hahah.. you are amazing..just amazing..perfect..!!

[@jhulandutta1848]

Explanation is really neat and clear

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[@TheBootStrappers]

+afrida nakiba Thank you :)

[@waikyi3163]

Thanks for your clear explanation. I could understand easily. Please explain about strings contain even number and odd number or something like that problems. Looking forward to upload more videos.

[@TheBootStrappers]

+Wai Kyi Sure, will upload the even-odd problem soon :)

[@clifflee8094]

+The BootStrappers please do!! a lot of people eagerly waiting for fun videos like these (:

[@abhishekshirsath1941]

Great....sir Plz upload more vid. On NFA

[@SampathKumar-by6ql]

You are an absolute genius!!!! 🗿

[@Bobby-mf6fw]

Thanks for explaining in this much easy way.

[@syedaameena9817]

very helpful relying entire dfa on your videos😊

[@HOleti-de8zy]

this is amazing thanks

[@deepikakoul10]

please upload more...and you are requested to inform that in how much time you will be uploading more!!thankyou

[@TheBootStrappers]

+Deepika Koul Thank you :) Have uploaded the substring video,please take a look at it :)

[@kirangeorge8]

Very helpful video! could you do one on 'How to get regular expression from a state diagram' ?

[@Charupandian21]

thk u very much for understanding dfa in easy way

[@faisalchowdhury1688]

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[@apurvakamaji]

Awesome very helpful..however i had a doubt regarding the qs state..i.e the start start?cause we'v got that in our portion?

[@rushabhshah67]

awsome videos...Now whole thing makes much sense...

[@sofiyakhan2598]

Sir...i find your videos really helpful. Can you please upload the videos for NDFA..??

[@Veganczech]

Hello it looks very cool but I have a problem how to make the binary system to make it divisible by three or four or five? Because the struggle was repeated, and I'd like to understand how to do this over the binary soustavou.Třeba have a number divisible by three characters, and also ends at 1. I mean that it will have two states 0 and 1. Is there any way that you show an example of what to do and using the binary system because the extra really do not understand how to do so it had only two columns to 0 and 1. Thank you so much for your help or directions on how to :)

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[@priyanakarani4397]

very helpful thanx for giving such type of video

[@shilpareddy3422]

Hey! This is really Helpful. Can you guys do a video on NFA as well?

[@ankitabhuyan3106]

Very nyc and easily xplntn. . Thq

[@jackofalltrades727]

great videos guys.. nice job!!

[@TheBootStrappers]

+farhan hasib Thank you :)

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[@nithyaaddada7329]

Pls give a lecture on nfa automata

[@gameaddicted9399]

Great Tutorial. But what about those question which accepts even and an odd no. of a string at the same time.

[@sanjaymurmu9445]

Thanks for make me understand the DFA. Please make videos with more complex string

[@TheBootStrappers]

+Sanjay Murmu Thank you :) Will upload more as soon as possible

[@nusrathatoshi3056]

Please make some NFA series ,

[@Sonamchaurasia19945]

thanks alot sir ... please make more videos

[@aravindana4620]

Thank you...... and i need the explination of NFA and conversion of NFA to DFA...?

[@rakshyanithyagu9810]

You are amazing 😭 thanks for the tutorial 🙌🏻

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Superbbb sir...👍

[@karthikanairr]

This was really helpful....thank you very much :-)

[@aarthi643]

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[@lakshmiyadala6324]

yes ur r so amazing but u also explain about DFA using language like {w/n|w|mod3=0 belongs to (a,b)*}

[@abhishekbhadauria6535]

plsss upload this trick for Nfa also ,it so easier thnxx to you ,I have never done dfa so easily before!!

[@abhishekbhadauria6535]

I have my DAA exam tomorrow and I need to learn NFA

[@anjalimeena8169]

Thank You So much Very useful video

[@safatajammuldalvi2669]

Well explained .Thanks

[@nirubakamalam3611]

Can u pls make a video for divisbility problem for binary string ....

[@sindhukotapati8430]

very nice, plz upload more videos

[@TheBootStrappers]

+Sindhu kotapati Thank you :) Have uploaded the substring video,please take a look at it :)

[@SurajYadav-bf3bh]

u guys r brilliant....thanks a lot

[@kumarchetan10]

thanks a ton guys..you guys are really good.

[@Indias_pulse]

keep on bro ..its very helping .....thanks a lot..

[@sanarana7215]

hy your video is very vvvvv helpful for me kindly upload more topics like set equivalence and regular expression and u teaches us the divisible by 3 can u tell me for strings that have either the number of 0's or the 1's is not multiple of 3 ?

[@monyakroush]

the is so useful for me :) but can you please upload more examples ???

[@TheBootStrappers]

+Amany Ak Thank you :) Have uploaded the substring video,please take a look at it :)

[@monyakroush]

oh thanks alot :) sure gonna take a look at it

[@leenasingh1518]

it was easy to understand. thanks!

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[@ramyac8079]

Please upload more videos... About toc

[@hajarhosni5129]

Thank u so much for this .. can u pls add more videos about Hopcort&Ulman Algorithm plss 💛

[@prasannag5104]

There must be final state in order to know whether the string is accepted or not

[@vamshikaithi6502]

It was a great video and I've a doubt What if the input symbols are binary instead of decimal? How do u construct it?

[@TheBootStrappers]

+Vamshi Kaithi Since the numbers are in decimal we consider are input alphabet as 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and 9 But if we want in binary then we restrict are input alphabet to 0 and 1 as those are the only ones possible for a binary number The rest of the method to follow remains the same

[@n.sudharrshan6159]

+the bootstrapper then for binary it takes only one input state forms a loop in that

[@unezanakhwa]

can u plz do this in binary no

[@arjunsharma9028]

Thanks brodr, it helped me a lot ..... gr8 job :)

[@TheBootStrappers]

Arjun Sharma Thanks :)

[@mayurbhat6564]

Nice one

[@yashjaiswal7164]

very well explained 😃

[@Arti-rc5ok]

You're awesome😍Thank you so much.

[@vallepuramanjaneyulu4521]

This is only for divisible by 3...so inputs are taken from 0,3,6,9 etc.. But divisible by 5 or 6... inputs are different... But why..

[@pradeepsmart5621]

guys please upload even and odd problems on DFA plz,plzzzzzz.

[@kinglust6017]

Yes I also want

[@whattomsays6620]

shouldn't q0 be the final state as it is remainder 0 state?

[@xEntertainment-op1wb]

ya it should be

[@aliq7280]

There is no final state in these type of problems!

[@prajjwalgaur6128]

What if we have to solve binary values divisible by 3....Just this doubt...Else the video was really helpful...

[@vijaya38]

Such a lovely voice

[@dhanuraj9799]

thank u excilent teching...

[@TheBootStrappers]

+Dhananjay Raj Thank you :)

[@jayashankar8778]

clearly explained

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Your tticks are awesome

[@rohitsinha190]

outstanding bro will bootstrap help me if I ask to upload a video for converting NFA to DFA

[@TheBootStrappers]

+ROHIT SINHA Sure i'll try to upload the video as soon as possible

[@Beetleman20]

+The BootStrappers Thanks, hope you can upload it soon. Your 10 minute video is more useful than my 40 minutes lecture :)

[@sametshoismail2672]

it help me a lot thank you

[@KristenLuvsShopping]

I'm having a hard time with this question. Can you help me with the solution? Design a DFA for {w {a, b}*: (#a(w) + 2x#b(w)) 5 0}. (#aw is the number of a’s in w, and 5means mod 5).

[@sylivestergeorge9923]

Thanks, it's quite interesting your an excellent instructor

[@deebaafsha1676]

plz solve the qsn ..design a finite automata which checks if a binary number z divisible by 3.the number will be given frm MSB to LSB

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Super up.....!!!!!!!!

[@dineshneupane3631]

if i need to construct dfa divisible by 3 or 5 what should i do? thank for this video.

[@TheBootStrappers]

+Dinesh Neupane So if a number is divisible by 3 the remainders can be either 0,1 or 2 so those will be the states under consideration Similarly for a number the states can be 0,1,2,3 or 4 and then follow the method as used in the video Hope you understood :)

[@NEETSINGH1329]

great job,bro

[@TheBootStrappers]

NEET SINGH Thanks :)

[@surendrasurendrapdce2017]

sir,my request tell me three consecutive 0's and for suppose starting with 0 and ending 1 on that how to construct DFA These problems .

[@amolrastogi27]

guys what about the final state in the above problem?

[@GulnaharMahbubMonika]

+amol rastogi he said in his video. this type of problems dont have final states.

[@amolrastogi27]

Oshin Monica thanks a lot

[@aradhyajain9575]

how could you construct a DFA that does not have final state?

[@aradhyajain9575]

here the final state will be the one...which gives us remainder "0"

[@amardeepsingh1121]

awesome bro ... it's help me alot

[@VIKASKUMAR-mk7nt]

Sir q2 is the final state so it is can be double circle

[@devarshkhedkar6748]

thanks please upload more examples

[@TheBootStrappers]

Thanks Sure will buddy :)

[@jhulandutta1848]

Here ,after finding out the dfa is it necessary to mention the initial and final states in diagram??plzz reply...

[@nazishsultana5273]

😍😍😍 thank you 😊