Suppose \( L = \{w | w \) does not contain the substring 11\} is a language over the alphabet \(\{0, 1\}\). Prove that \( L \) is regular by giving a regular expression for it.**Examples:**- \( \varepsilon \in L \)- 0000 \( \in L \)- 1110111 \( \notin L \)- 110101 \( \notin L \)- 010101 \( \in L \)

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Suppose \( L = \{w | w \) does not contain the substring 11\} is a language over the alphabet \(\{0, 1\}\). Prove that \( L \) is regular by giving a regular expression for it.

**Examples:**

- \( \varepsilon \in L \)
- 0000 \( \in L \)
- 1110111 \( \notin L \)
- 110101 \( \notin L \)
- 010101 \( \in L \)

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