NCEA Level 3 Digital Technologies Practice Questions - NCEA Level 3 Digital Technologies (NZQA Achievement Standards) Exam

What defines a Deterministic Finite Automaton (DFA) compared to a Nondeterministic Finite Automaton (NFA)?

A DFA can transition to multiple states from a single state for the same input symbol. A DFA has exactly one state transition for each state and input symbol, with no epsilon transitions. A DFA requires an infinite number of states to process formal language strings. A DFA can read strings backwards during parsing.

Correct Answer:

A DFA has exactly one state transition for each state and input symbol, with no epsilon transitions.

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