2.Design a PDA (giving brief pseudocode and showing the state diagram) for eachof the following languages over the input alphabet {a, b}.2a.{w : Jw| 2 3 is odd and the first symbol matches the middle symbol}[2b. | {w : the number of a's before the first b equals the number of a's after the last b}(Note: In such an input w, there may be one b or more than one b.)

Part a Pseudocode for PDA For strings that begin with a If the first symbol is a push X into…

Design a PDA (giving brief pseudocode and showing the state diagram) for each of the following languages over the input alphabet {a, b}. {w : Jw| > 3 is odd and the first symbol matches the middle symbol} [ 2b. {w : the umber of a's before the first b equals the number of a's after the last (Note: In such an input w, there may be one b or more than one b.) 2a.

Design a PDA (giving brief pseudocode and showing the state diagram) for each of the following languages over the input alphabet {a, b}. {w : Jw| > 3 is odd and the first symbol matches the middle symbol} [ 2b. {w : the umber of a's before the first b equals the number of a's after the last (Note: In such an input w, there may be one b or more than one b.) 2a.

Database System Concepts

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Chapter1: Introduction

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