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How to Construct a DFA | Explanation with Different Examples | TOC | Lecture 09

In this lecture, we provide a step-by-step explanation of how to construct a Deterministic Finite Automaton (DFA) with different examples over the alphabet ∑ = {a, b}. 🔹 What You’ll Learn: ✅ Understanding DFA Construction – Defining states, transitions, and final states. ✅ DFA Design for Different Language Constraints: 🔸 DFA for Strings Ending in ‘ab’ or ‘ba’ – Accepting strings that end with either "ab" or "ba". 🔸 DFA for Strings Ending in ‘aa’ or ‘bb’ – Accepting strings that end with either "aa" or "bb". 🔸 DFA for Strings That Do Not Contain ‘aa’ or ‘bb’ as a Substring – Ensuring no consecutive "aa" or "bb" appears in the string. ✅ Transition Table Representation – Understanding DFA behavior in tabular format. ✅ Acceptance and Rejection of Strings – How DFA processes input strings and determines acceptance. ✅ Comparing Different DFAs – Understanding the differences in transition logic. This video is perfect for students and professionals studying Theory of Computation (TOC), Automata Theory, and Formal Languages. 📌 Like, Share & Subscribe for more TOC tutorials! 🚀