Non-Deterministic Finite Automata (Solved Example 1)

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at the end of input if you are going no where that means you are in same state which is B(6:00) in this case.

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The main takeaway from this video is that if one of the state is accepting after traversing the whole string, then we accept that string, otherwise we just reject.

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So an NFA accepts the correct input sometimes and never the incorrect input? But why? What’s the point of making it incorrect sometimes

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If input is just 0...it actually can go to A itself...then howcome its valid as it hasn't reached the final state??

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[@baralul]

why do in DFA you call a state in which there is no way to get out of a dead state, while in NFA you call them phi?

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Hi. Can you please write the comment for how you draw the transition diagram for above example ?

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Sir , I wanted to know that in a nfa , can the initial and the final state be same ?

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sir for a regular language both NFA and DFA exist??

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no, i guess

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Am a bit confused .I haven't worked out the difference yet.The method is similar to DFA .....SOMEONE ENLIGHTEN ME.Could it be the phi mention and illustration be the ones that differentiates?

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@@ASHWATHPBIT thanks,I watched video all through to NFA and now makes sense

[@mjmagic12]

When you say phi is that the same as a fail state?

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[@abhisektiwari7541]

if i give only 0 then ???state A but string 0 ends with 0 why not Final state or string must contain more than one?

[@tanmoychowdhury766]

When you input 0 at first only then A has 2 outputs A and B .Of the 2 outputs one of them is final state hence it accepts 0. ( like eg.1)

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is it possible in NFA we have more than one final state??/

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hello sir, how do i construct an nfa that does not accept a substring say 101

[@abdelrhmanahmed1378]

A got 1 go to A then got 0 go to A and B then the A and B my current states Got 1 so A go to A and B go to phi .

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