Example 3.5 For E = {0,1}, give a regular expression r such that L (r) = {w E £* : w has at least one pair of consecutive zeros}. %3D One can arrive at an answer by reasoning something like this: Every string in L (r) must contain 00 somewhere, but what comes before and what goes after is completely arbitrary. An arbitrary string on {0,1} can be denoted by (0+ 1)*. Putting these observations together, we arrive at the solution r = (0+1)* 00 (0+1)* .

Example 3.5 For E = {0,1}, give a regular expression r such that L (r) = {w E £* : w has at least one pair of consecutive zeros}. %3D One can arrive at an answer by reasoning something like this: Every string in L (r) must contain 00 somewhere, but what comes before and what goes after is completely arbitrary. An arbitrary string on {0,1} can be denoted by (0+ 1). Putting these observations together, we arrive at the solution r = (0+1) 00 (0+1)* .

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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