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MODULE 1. 25 Exercises—due 8:00 am Friday 16th August Required The grade of 1–5 awarded for these exercises is based on the required exercises. If all of the required exercises are completed correctly, a grade of 5 will be obtained. R1.1 The intensity of a dougnut-shaped (in cross-section) laser beam was mea- sured. The data
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EECS2001: Introduction to Theory of Computation Summer 2019 Ali Mahmoodi amahmoodi@cse.yorku.ca Office: Lassonde 2015 Course page: Moodle Notes based on work by Professor Suprakash Datta 6/19/2019 EECS2001, Summer 2019 1 Next •Chapter 2: • Context-Free Languages (CFL) • Context-Free Grammars (CFG) • Chomsky Normal Form of CFG • RL CFL 6/19/2019 EECS2001, Summer 2019
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EECS2001: Introduction to Theory of Computation Summer 2019 Ali Mahmoodi amahmoodi@cse.yorku.ca Office: Lassonde 2015 Course page: Moodle Notes based on work by Professor Suprakash Datta 6/4/2019 EECS2001, Summer 2019 1 Next •Chapter 2: • Context-Free Languages (CFL) • Context-Free Grammars (CFG) • Chomsky Normal Form of CFG • RL CFL 6/4/2019 EECS2001, Summer 2019
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