Finite Automata simulator

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file: 'or.fa'




finite automata diagram from graphviz
Running finite_automata on or.fa .

===== or.fa =====
 states : [ one_even, one_odd, two_even, two_odd, zero_even1, zero_odd ] 
 accept : [ zero_even1, one_even, two_even, one_odd ]
 alphabet : [ 0, 1 ] 
 start : zero_even1
 tests : 
   yes   [  ]
   yes   [ 0 ]
   yes   [ 1, 0 ]
   yes   [ 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1 ]
   no    [ 0, 0, 1 ]
   no    [ 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0 ]
 transitions :
   one_even  x  1             =>  one_odd
   one_even  x  0             =>  two_even
   one_odd  x  1             =>  one_even
   one_odd  x  0             =>  two_odd
   two_even  x  1             =>  two_odd
   two_even  x  0             =>  zero_even1
   two_odd  x  1             =>  two_even
   two_odd  x  0             =>  zero_odd
   zero_even1  x  0             =>  one_even
   zero_even1  x  1             =>  zero_odd
   zero_odd  x  0             =>  one_odd
   zero_odd  x  1             =>  zero_even1
 analysis :
   It's a strict DFA.
   Running inputs and tests :
     '' => yes (ok)
     '0' => yes (ok)
     '10' => yes (ok)
     '01010101' => yes (ok)
     '001' => no (ok)
     '10101000' => no (ok)
   Passed all 6 tests.
   Diagram created in file 'or.png'

Jim Mahoney (mahoney@marlboro.edu) | Feb 2008 | Creative Commons License