Representing Pushdown Automata (Basic Example) [Theory of Computing]

Now that we have seen the definition of a pushdown automaton, let's see a basic example and how we can represent the pushdown automaton.

Time Stamps:
0:07 Revisiting our previous example, designing the machine more formally!
12:14 Generalized transition diagram
18:00 Generalized transition diagram for our example
21:50 Closing

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