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simple dfa in python
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class Automaton: | |
def __init__(self, nstates): | |
self.transitions = [{} for i in range(nstates)] | |
self.accept_states = [False] * nstates | |
def register(self, source_state, char, target_state): | |
self.transitions[source_state][char] = target_state | |
def register_accept(self, state): | |
self.accept_states[state] = True | |
def accept(self, input): | |
state = 0 | |
try: | |
for char in input: | |
state = self.transitions[state][char] | |
return self.accept_states[state] | |
except KeyError: | |
return False | |
#to recognize "[abc]x*" | |
""" | |
a | |
--- -- | |
/ b \ / |x | |
0----@1-- | |
\ c / | |
--- | |
""" | |
automaton = Automaton(2) | |
automaton.register(0, 'a', 1) | |
automaton.register(0, 'b', 1) | |
automaton.register(0, 'c', 1) | |
automaton.register(1, 'x', 1) | |
automaton.register_accept(1) | |
print automaton.accept('ax') #True | |
print automaton.accept('bxxx') #True | |
print automaton.accept('abxxx') #False | |
print automaton.accept('dx') #False | |
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