Is there a language that is accepted by a Nondeterministic finite automation but that is not accepted by any Deterministic finite automation? Explain.=
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- An NFA is a finite state machine where for each state and input symbol, the machine can transition to multiple states or none at all. - A DFA is a finite state machine where for each state and input symbol, there is a unique next state. Show more…
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