ATFL-State-Finite-Machines
State finite machines examples, thrax gramma and simple regex tasks. Created at the University as the project within Automata Theory and Formal Languages classes in 2014. The purpose of those examples was to learn automata and formal languages theory and also create simple state finite machines.
How to download and setup ATFL-State-Finite-Machines
Open terminal and run command
git clone https://github.com/maciej-nowak/ATFL-State-Finite-Machines.git
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Also you may download zip file with ATFL-State-Finite-Machines https://github.com/maciej-nowak/ATFL-State-Finite-Machines/archive/master.zip
Or simply clone ATFL-State-Finite-Machines with SSH
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