Master Regular Expressions with 12 Step-by-Step Examples π§© | Lecture 37
Learn how to craft regular expressions for various languages through 12 detailed solved examples. Perfect for mastering RE construction with clear explanations!

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In this lecture, we solve 12 examples on Regular Expressions (RE) with step-by-step explanations, helping you understand how to construct REs for different language constraints.
πΉ What Youβll Learn:
β Basics of Regular Expressions (RE) β Understanding symbols and operations.
β Solved Examples on Regular Expressions:
πΈ RE for the set {010 + 111}.
πΈ RE for the set {Ξ΅, 0, 00, 000, β¦}.
πΈ RE for all strings starting with 0.
πΈ RE for all strings starting with 0 and ending with 1.
πΈ RE for strings containing an even number of 0βs.
πΈ RE for strings having at least two 0βs.
πΈ RE for strings having at most two 0βs.
πΈ RE for strings with any number of 0βs followed by more 1βs, then followed by any number of 0βs.
πΈ RE for strings where every 0 is preceded by 1.
πΈ RE for strings where an even number of 0βs is followed by an odd number of 1βs.
πΈ RE for strings ending with '00' or '11'.
πΈ RE for strings ending with 'b' or 'ba'.
This video is essential for students studying Theory of Computation (TOC), Regular Expressions, and Automata Theory.
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πΉ What Youβll Learn:
β Basics of Regular Expressions (RE) β Understanding symbols and operations.
β Solved Examples on Regular Expressions:
πΈ RE for the set {010 + 111}.
πΈ RE for the set {Ξ΅, 0, 00, 000, β¦}.
πΈ RE for all strings starting with 0.
πΈ RE for all strings starting with 0 and ending with 1.
πΈ RE for strings containing an even number of 0βs.
πΈ RE for strings having at least two 0βs.
πΈ RE for strings having at most two 0βs.
πΈ RE for strings with any number of 0βs followed by more 1βs, then followed by any number of 0βs.
πΈ RE for strings where every 0 is preceded by 1.
πΈ RE for strings where an even number of 0βs is followed by an odd number of 1βs.
πΈ RE for strings ending with '00' or '11'.
πΈ RE for strings ending with 'b' or 'ba'.
This video is essential for students studying Theory of Computation (TOC), Regular Expressions, and Automata Theory.
π Like, Share & Subscribe for more TOC tutorials! π
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