计算理论 Theory of Computation

COMP2022: Formal Languages and Logic Assignment 3 Due: 11:00am Thursday morning 1st November 2018 This assignment can be completed individually, or in a pair of two students. Two students came up with the following wffs to reflect the meaning of the statement “if A then B else C”. The aim of this assignment is to

CS3331 – Assignment 1 – 2018 Regular Languages Due: Tuesday, Oct 16, 2018 (Latest to submit: Friday, Oct 19) (60pt) For each of the following languages, either prove it is not regular or do the following: construct a NDFSM for it convert the NDFSM into a regular expression (horrible regular expressions from Jflap are accepted

COSC 418/CPMA 584: Formal Languages and Automata Homework #3 Due: 10/4/18 Points: 80(100) Do Exercise 3.1.2 from the book. Show that the language {aibai | i ≥ 0 } is not a regular language. Show that the language {aibai | i ≥ 0 } is a context-free language. Write a grammar that accepts strings which

Monash University Faculty of Information Technology 2nd Semester 2018 FIT2014 Assignment 2 Regular Languages, Context-Free Languages, Lexical analysis, Parsing, and Turing machines DUE: 11:55pm, Friday 5 October 2018 In these exercises, you will • implement lexical analysers using lex (Problem 3); • implement parsers using lex and yacc (Problems 1, 4); • practise proof by

COSC1107/1105 – Computing Theory Assignment 2 (15%) Total marks: 100 Deadline: Sunday, the 14th of October, 2018 23:59 Please read all the following information before attempting your assignment. This is an individual assignment. You may not collude with any other individual, or plagiarise their work. Students are expected to present the results of their own

COMS 4236: Introduction to Computational Complexity, Spring 2018 Problem Set 1, due Thursday February 8, 11:59pm on Courseworks Please follow the homework submission guidelines posted on Courseworks. All the Turing machines in this problem set are deterministic multitape Turing machines. In your constructions, give clear precise descriptions in English of your Turing machines and explain

COMS 4236: Introduction to Computational Complexity, Spring 2018 Problem Set 3, due Thursday March 8, 11:59pm on Courseworks Please follow the homework submission guidelines posted on Courseworks. Problem 1. [15 points] a. Consider the following problem, called CIRCUIT-SAT-20. Input: A Boolean circuit C with 20 input variables. Question: Is C satisfiable, i.e. does there exist

Assignment 4 CSCI 3136: Principles of Programming Languages Due Mar 12, 2018 Banner ID: Banner ID: Banner ID: Name: Name: Name: Assignments are due on the due date before class and have to include this cover page. Plagiarism in assignment answers will not be tolerated. By submitting their answers to this assignment, the authors named