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| You'll find in //nfa_skel.rar// a class that already reads the input and forms the NFA. | You'll find in //nfa_skel.rar// a class that already reads the input and forms the NFA. | ||
| - | Also, you can use the **graphvizNFA** method to get a graphical representation for the NFA, but you will have to install the //graphviz// library. | + | Also, you can use the **graphvizNFA** method to get a graphical representation of the NFA, but you will have to install the //graphviz// library. |
| <code> | <code> | ||
| pip install graphviz | pip install graphviz | ||
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| 3. **accept(self, word: Word)** | 3. **accept(self, word: Word)** | ||
| * True or False if the NFA accepts the given word. | * True or False if the NFA accepts the given word. | ||
| - | * to simplify this task, you can use the //kstep// function. | ||
| 4. **epsilonClosure(self, state: State)** | 4. **epsilonClosure(self, state: State)** | ||