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Deterministic automaton I
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Read a description of a finite-state automaton in the AT&T format
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(without weights) from the standard input. First, check whether the
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automaton is deterministic. If the automaton is not deterministic,
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just write the message "NONDETERMINISTIC" on the standard output.
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If the automaton is deterministic, read strings from the file whose
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name was given as the first argument. If a string is accepted by the
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automated, write YES, a space and the string on the standard output, otherwise
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— write NO, a space and the string.
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Your program does not have to check whether the description is
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correct. You can assume that the automaton does not contain epsilon transitions.
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NOTE: Task only for students whose student index number ("numer
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indeksu") is divisable by 3.
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POINTS: 8
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2019-11-25 15:23:09 +01:00
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DEADLINE: 2019-12-09 18:45
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2019-11-04 21:34:38 +01:00
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REMAINDER: 0/3
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