Write a regular expression over {0,1} whose language contains only strings that do not end with 01. [closed]











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0*1*1ᵐ0* | m>0




but i realize that it may include a string of "01".










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    I think usually no $m$th powers restricted to $m>0$ can appear in a regular expression. [I may be wrong.]
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    Firstly, as mentioned by coffeemath, no $m^{text{th}}$ power can appear in a regular expression, please revise the definition of regular expression. Secondly, to find a regular expression matching all string over ${0, 1}$ not ending with $01$, my hint would be to first find regular expression for these three cases: (Case 1) string with length $0$ (Case 2) string with length $1$ (Case 3) string with length $ge 2$. Can you find them?
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0*1*1ᵐ0* | m>0




but i realize that it may include a string of "01".










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    I think usually no $m$th powers restricted to $m>0$ can appear in a regular expression. [I may be wrong.]
    – coffeemath
    Nov 28 at 11:44






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    Firstly, as mentioned by coffeemath, no $m^{text{th}}$ power can appear in a regular expression, please revise the definition of regular expression. Secondly, to find a regular expression matching all string over ${0, 1}$ not ending with $01$, my hint would be to first find regular expression for these three cases: (Case 1) string with length $0$ (Case 2) string with length $1$ (Case 3) string with length $ge 2$. Can you find them?
    – Alex Vong
    Nov 28 at 12:41















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0*1*1ᵐ0* | m>0




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0*1*1ᵐ0* | m>0




but i realize that it may include a string of "01".







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    I think usually no $m$th powers restricted to $m>0$ can appear in a regular expression. [I may be wrong.]
    – coffeemath
    Nov 28 at 11:44






  • 1




    Firstly, as mentioned by coffeemath, no $m^{text{th}}$ power can appear in a regular expression, please revise the definition of regular expression. Secondly, to find a regular expression matching all string over ${0, 1}$ not ending with $01$, my hint would be to first find regular expression for these three cases: (Case 1) string with length $0$ (Case 2) string with length $1$ (Case 3) string with length $ge 2$. Can you find them?
    – Alex Vong
    Nov 28 at 12:41
















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    I think usually no $m$th powers restricted to $m>0$ can appear in a regular expression. [I may be wrong.]
    – coffeemath
    Nov 28 at 11:44






  • 1




    Firstly, as mentioned by coffeemath, no $m^{text{th}}$ power can appear in a regular expression, please revise the definition of regular expression. Secondly, to find a regular expression matching all string over ${0, 1}$ not ending with $01$, my hint would be to first find regular expression for these three cases: (Case 1) string with length $0$ (Case 2) string with length $1$ (Case 3) string with length $ge 2$. Can you find them?
    – Alex Vong
    Nov 28 at 12:41










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I think usually no $m$th powers restricted to $m>0$ can appear in a regular expression. [I may be wrong.]
– coffeemath
Nov 28 at 11:44




I think usually no $m$th powers restricted to $m>0$ can appear in a regular expression. [I may be wrong.]
– coffeemath
Nov 28 at 11:44




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Firstly, as mentioned by coffeemath, no $m^{text{th}}$ power can appear in a regular expression, please revise the definition of regular expression. Secondly, to find a regular expression matching all string over ${0, 1}$ not ending with $01$, my hint would be to first find regular expression for these three cases: (Case 1) string with length $0$ (Case 2) string with length $1$ (Case 3) string with length $ge 2$. Can you find them?
– Alex Vong
Nov 28 at 12:41






Firstly, as mentioned by coffeemath, no $m^{text{th}}$ power can appear in a regular expression, please revise the definition of regular expression. Secondly, to find a regular expression matching all string over ${0, 1}$ not ending with $01$, my hint would be to first find regular expression for these three cases: (Case 1) string with length $0$ (Case 2) string with length $1$ (Case 3) string with length $ge 2$. Can you find them?
– Alex Vong
Nov 28 at 12:41












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