Which of the following can accept even palindrome over {a,b} ans. NDFA Push down Automata All of the mentioned Turing machine
Question
Which of the following can accept even palindrome over {a,b}
ans. NDFA
Push down Automata
All of the mentioned
Turing machine
Solution
All of the mentioned options can accept even palindrome over {a,b}.
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NDFA (Non-Deterministic Finite Automata): It can accept even palindrome as it has the ability to be in several states at once. It can make transitions on the same input symbol from the same state.
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Push Down Automata: It can also accept even palindrome. It uses a stack to handle the extra "memory" needed to remember the first half of the palindrome while processing the second half.
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Turing Machine: It is the most powerful model of computation. It can accept any language that can be accepted by any other model of computation, including even palindrome over {a,b}.
So, the answer is "All of the mentioned".
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