ge L of all strings of symbols from the alphabet ∑ = {a,b,c} where each a is followed by b, and c only appears in pairs. Provide a regular expression and a grammar (regular grammar or context-free gramm
language L of all strings of symbols from the alphabet ∑ = {a,b,c} where each
a is followed by b, and c only appears in pairs.
Provide a regular expression and a grammar (regular grammar or context-free grammar) corresponding to L
Hello to all the budding computational theorists and linguists out there! Today, we are venturing into the land of formal language, a fascinating realm where abstract strings and symbols dance with structured patterns. Specifically, we will explore a language derived from an alphabe with a unique set of constraints. These constraints weave a tale where every 'a' is chaperoned by a 'b', and 'c' always steps out in pairs. Ready to dive in? Let's embark on this delightful linguistic journey together!
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