Which of the following is not required in order to fully specify a finite state machine? Group of answer choices Specification of the material of which the machine is constituted. Specification of all states in which the machine may be. Specification of which state is the start state. Specification for each state of what to do (i.e. which state to stay in or shift to) for each possible input.
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An FSM typically requires the following: - A set of states. - A start state. - A transition function that defines how the machine moves from one state to another based on input. Show more…
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