TaskB00/description.txt

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-Read a description of a deterministic finite-state automaton in the AT&T format
-(without weights) from the file in the first argument.
-
-Read strings from the standard input.
-If a string is accepted by the
-automaton, write YES, otherwise- write NO.
-
-The program is invoked like this: ./run.py fsa_description.arg < test1.in > test1.out

TaskB00/fsa_description.arg

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-0	1	x
-1	2	y
-2	3	z
-0	4	y
-0	4	z
-1	4	x
-1	4	z
-2	4	x
-2	4	y
-3	4	x
-3	4	y
-3	4	z
-4	4	x
-4	4	y
-4	4	z
-3

TaskB00/test1.exp

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-NO
-YES
-NO
-NO
-NO
-NO
-NO
-NO
-NO

TaskB00/test1.in

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-xxyz
-xyz
-xy
-zz
-xxy
-yzx
-
-x
-xyzz

TaskB01/description.txt

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-Use a deterministic finite-state automaton (FSA) engine from the TaskE00.
-Create your own FSA description to check whether the string starts with "01" and ends with "01.
-Save it to fsa_description.arg file.
-
-The alphabet is "0", "1".
-
-Read strings from the standard input.
-If a string is accepted by the
-automaton, write YES, otherwise- write NO.
-

TaskB01/test.exp

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-YES
-NO
-YES
-NO
-YES
-NO
-NO
-YES
-NO
-NO
-NO
-NO
-NO
-NO

TaskB01/test.in

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-01
-10
-0101
-1010
-011101
-101010
-100010
-0100001
-
-00110
-0000
-10101
-0
-1

TaskB02/description.txt

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-Use a deterministic finite-state automaton (FSA) engine from the TaskE00.
-Create your own FSA description to check whether the string starts with "10" and ends with "10.
-Save it to fsa_description.arg file.
-
-The alphabet is "0", "1".
-
-Read strings from the standard input.
-If a string is accepted by the
-automaton, write YES, otherwise- write NO.

TaskB02/test.exp

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-NO
-YES
-NO
-YES
-NO
-YES
-YES
-NO
-NO
-NO
-NO
-NO
-NO
-NO

TaskB02/test.in

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-01
-10
-0101
-1010
-011101
-101010
-100010
-0100001
-
-00110
-0000
-10101
-0
-1

TaskB03/description.txt

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-Use a deterministic finite-state automaton (FSA) engine from the TaskE00.
-Create your own FSA description to check whether the string contains "0"
-even number of times.
-Save it to fsa_description.arg file.
-
-The alphabet is "0", "1".
-
-Read strings from the standard input.
-If a string is accepted by the
-automaton, write YES, otherwise- write NO.
-

TaskB03/test.exp

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-NO
-NO
-YES
-YES
-YES
-NO
-YES
-NO
-YES
-NO
-YES
-YES
-NO
-YES

TaskB03/test.in

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-01
-10
-0101
-1010
-011101
-101010
-100010
-0100001
-
-00110
-0000
-10101
-0
-1

TaskB04/description.txt

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-Use a deterministic finite-state automaton (FSA) engine from the TaskE00.
-Create your own FSA description to check whether the string contains "0"
-odd number of times.
-Save it to fsa_description.arg file.
-
-The alphabet is "0", "1".
-
-Read strings from the standard input.
-If a string is accepted by the
-automaton, write YES, otherwise- write NO.
-

TaskB04/test.exp

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-YES
-YES
-NO
-NO
-NO
-YES
-NO
-YES
-NO
-YES
-NO
-NO
-YES
-NO

TaskB04/test.in

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-01
-10
-0101
-1010
-011101
-101010
-100010
-0100001
-
-00110
-0000
-10101
-0
-1

TaskB05/description.txt

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-Use a deterministic finite-state automaton (FSA) engine from the TaskB00.
-Create your own FSA description to check whether the line contains string '19DD', where D is a digit.
-Save it to fsa_description.arg file.
-
-FSA alphabet is '0123456789x'.
-
-Read strings from the standard input.
-If a string is accepted by the
-automaton, write YES, otherwise- write NO.
-

TaskB05/simple.exp

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-NO
-YES
-NO
-NO
-YES
-YES

TaskB05/simple.in

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-3214545443
-1910
-19
-xxx2190x
-xxx21905x
-1905x54545

TaskB06/description.txt

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-Use a deterministic finite-state automaton (FSA) engine from the previous task.
-Create your own FSA description to check whether the word "hamlet" is in the given line.
-Save it to fsa_description.arg file.
-
-FSA alphabet is 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz '.
-
-Read strings from the standard input.
-If a string is accepted by the
-automaton, write YES, otherwise- write NO.

TaskB06/simple.exp

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-NO
-YES
-YES

TaskB06/simple.in

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-haml
-hamlet
-aaahamletbbb

TaskB07/description.txt

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-Use a deterministic finite-state automaton (FSA) engine from the previous task.
-Create your own FSA description to check whether the word "ophelia" is in the given line.
-Save it to fsa_description.arg file.
-
-FSA alphabet is 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz '.
-
-Read strings from the standard input.
-If a string is accepted by the
-automaton, write YES, otherwise- write NO.
-

TaskB07/simple.exp

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-NO
-YES
-YES

TaskB07/simple.in

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-oph
-ophelia
-xfdfdopheliafff

TaskB08/description.txt

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-Use a deterministic finite-state automaton (FSA) engine from the previous task.
-Create your own FSA description to check whether the word "juliet" is in the given line.
-Save it to fsa_description.arg file.
-
-FSA alphabet is 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz '.
-
-Read strings from the standard input.
-If a string is accepted by the
-automaton, write YES, otherwise- write NO.
-

TaskB08/simple.exp

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-NO
-YES
-YES

TaskB08/simple.in

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-juli
-juliet
-dgfdgjulietaaa

TaskB09/description.txt

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-Use a deterministic finite-state automaton (FSA) engine from the previous task.
-Create your own FSA description to check whether the word "macbeth" is in the given line.
-Save it to fsa_description.arg file.
-
-FSA alphabet is 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz '.
-
-Read strings from the standard input.
-If a string is accepted by the
-automaton, write YES, otherwise- write NO.
-

TaskB09/simple.exp

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-NO
-YES
-YES

TaskB09/simple.in

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-macb
-macbeth
-xadadamacbethrff