Lecture
Operations on Formal Languages
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Description
This lecture introduces the concept of formal languages over an alphabet, including finite and infinite languages with specific patterns. It covers operations like union, intersection, and concatenation of languages, along with language exponentiation. The lecture also explores the representation of languages in programs and the Kleene star operation, providing examples and theorems.
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