Page 34 says "There are three basic ways to do this."
Then we have Multiple Starting States with an example, followed by Nondeterministic Behavior with an example.
The summary then confirms that there are only 2 ways discussed... is there another way that may have been dropped?
Page 34 says "There are three basic ways to do this."
Then we have Multiple Starting States with an example, followed by Nondeterministic Behavior with an example. The summary then confirms that there are only 2 ways discussed... is there another way that may have been dropped?