Theory of Computation (Automata)
Select the accurate description of Chomsky hierarchy.
Difficulty: Hard
About this MCQ
This Hard Theory of Computation (Automata) MCQ checks one syllabus fact.
The question is: “Select the accurate description of Chomsky hierarchy.”
The accepted answer is B. A classification of formal grammars into four types based on their generative power.. Select the accurate description of Chomsky hierarchy is answered by A classification of formal grammars into four types based on their generative power option B Option A A visual representation showing how an automaton moves between states based on input symbols does not match the stem it is a near-miss used to catch incomplete recall of A classification of formal grammars into four types based on their generative power Option C A sequence of characters that defines a search pattern corresponding to regular languages does not match the stem it is a near-miss used to catch incomplete recall of A classification of formal grammars into four types based on their generative power Remaining alternatives A property of a problem indicating.
- A. A visual representation showing how an automaton moves between states based on input symbols.
Why not A: “A visual representation showing how an automaton moves between states based on input symbols.” is not correct. The accepted answer is B. A classification of formal grammars into four types based on their generative power.. Select the accurate description of Chomsky hierarchy is answered by A classification of formal grammars into four types based on their generative power option B Option A A visual r
- B. A classification of formal grammars into four types based on their generative power. ✓
- C. A sequence of characters that defines a search pattern, corresponding to regular languages.
Why not C: “A sequence of characters that defines a search pattern, corresponding to regular languages.” is not correct. The accepted answer is B. A classification of formal grammars into four types based on their generative power.. Select the accurate description of Chomsky hierarchy is answered by A classification of formal grammars into four types based on their generative power option B Option A A visual r
- D. A property of a problem indicating whether an algorithm can be constructed that always provides a correct yes/no answer.
Why not D: “A property of a problem indicating whether an algorithm can be constructed that always provides a correct yes/no answer.” is not correct. The accepted answer is B. A classification of formal grammars into four types based on their generative power.. Select the accurate description of Chomsky hierarchy is answered by A classification of formal grammars into four types based on their generative power option B Option A A visual r
Correct answer
B. A classification of formal grammars into four types based on their generative power.
Explanation
Select the accurate description of Chomsky hierarchy is answered by A classification of formal grammars into four types based on their generative power option B Option A A visual representation showing how an automaton moves between states based on input symbols does not match the stem it is a near-miss used to catch incomplete recall of A classification of formal grammars into four types based on their generative power Option C A sequence of characters that defines a search pattern corresponding to regular languages does not match the stem it is a near-miss used to catch incomplete recall of A classification of formal grammars into four types based on their generative power Remaining alternatives A property of a problem indicating.
Source: Theory of Computation (Automata) Official Reference Guide
Tags: computer science, automata theory, theory of computation, formal languages
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