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A legal string begins with from 1 to 3 a's, is followed by 0 or more b's, c's, or d's, and ends with at least one e. (5 each) Create a deterministic finite state machine to accept legal strings (and only legal strings).
Create a nondeterministic finite state machine to accept legal strings (and only legal strings).​

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