Pumping Lemma for Regular & Non-Regular Languages with Examples in Urdu/Hindi

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@@azcomputing sir ma nay pumping lemma for non language wali example may X=3, Y=4, Z=3 put kiya ha or jab Y ko pump kia ha to wo a^n and b^n equal aa gya ha, please guide me

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​@@tech4inspiration619the ending string will be aaaaabbaabbbbb which is not in the language as their is a sequence required in the question that number of b's must be followed by equal number of a's so it's non regular language

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What in the case if starting condition is ab and ending is bab, in that case I found pumping lemma is giving false result, is it?

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Difference between pumping lemma for CFLs & pumping lemma for regular language?? Is these are different from one another? Answer me plz...

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Dear Sir, Thank you for the explanation. I am watching your videos from Italy and My exam is on 26th January 2022. My professor taught this topic in a very different method. I just need to ask that how do we prove it in a mathematical fashion.

[@azcomputing]

First of all thanks for watching.
Yes, there are different and multiple methods to cover a single topic. Similarly we can prove it in mathematical fashiin in different ways.
Basically, pumping lemma is used as a proof for irregularity of a language. If a language is regular, it always satisfies pumping lemma.

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Jazakallah sir.
You're method is great
Sir agr a ki power 834
Or b ki power 733
Ya kasy slove krny gy
Kindly tell me

[@MadGenious]

What if we divide S in such a way that X Y and Z still follow the Description even after Pumping Y?
For example, instead of considering Y as 4 b's after the 1st b.. We consider Y as the middle, 3 a's and 3 b's? So when we pump, it will still satisfy the RE..
The point is, whaat is the criteria of division of S between X Y and Z?

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kindly map it on any regular expression please

[@arehman3304]

I would love to hear from You if you could provide these mathematical proofs using pumping lemma:
L1 = {a^p b a^q b a^q b a^r | p, q, r >= 1}
L2 = {a^p b a^q b a^q b a^q+r | p, q, r >= 1}
L3 = {a^p+q b a^q+r | p, q, r >= 1}
State whether L1, L2, and L3 are regular languages, and provide mathematical proof.

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