L = {we (0, 1) w contains the same number of occurrences of the substrings 01 and 10} For example, 010 € L since it contains one occurrence of 01 and one occurence of 10 while 1010 L since it contains two 10's and one 01. Note that the strings such as e, 0, 00, etc. are in the language as they contains zero 01 and zero 10. You may use any finite automata including e-NFA.

L = {we (0, 1) w contains the same number of occurrences of the substrings 01 and 10} For example, 010 € L since it contains one occurrence of 01 and one occurence of 10 while 1010 L since it contains two 10's and one 01. Note that the strings such as e, 0, 00, etc. are in the language as they contains zero 01 and zero 10. You may use any finite automata including e-NFA.

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Chapter14: Files And Streams

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