Is the string 0110111 accepted by the regular expression $(011)^*0((001)^*1)^*$?
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0 means that there must be a single "0". (001)* means that the sequence "001" can repeat zero or more times. 1)* means that the sequence "1" can repeat zero or more times. Now, let's analyze the given string "0110111": Show more…
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