Finite States: Base Elements in a Computing

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Finite States: Base Elements in a Computing Orchestra Ronald Finkbine, Ph.D. Department of Computer Science Indiana University Southeast rfinkbinius.edu Introduction Software Complexity Programmer Understandability Maintainability Reduce

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Finite States: Base Elements in a Computing Orchestra Ronald Finkbine, Ph.D. Department of Computer Science Indiana University Southeast rfinkbin@ius.edu<br>
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Introduction Software Complexity
Programmer Understandability
Maintainability
Reduce by tools
Reduce by techniques<br>
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Definitions Finite State Machine, any program
DFA, 4 tuple
States
Transitions
Start state
Accept states
Moore Machine
Mealy Machine<br>