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Regular Expressions and Lexer Idea

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Description

This lecture introduces regular expressions as a way to denote languages, including operations like union and concatenation, illustrated with examples. It also covers Kleene's contributions to theoretical computer science, regular expression operators, monadic second-order logic, lexical analysis, and manual construction of lexers.

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