What is a Pushdown Automaton (PDA)?

[@cornflake889]

Have a test on this in 2 hours, thanks man

[@EasyTheory]

Best of luck!

[@FrickoMode2]

Did you graduate?

[@rjflip100]

Exam tomorrow and have been dreading PDA but feel better now thanks for the guidance!

[@meetjoshi4521]

history repeated after 2 years for me . Same condition bro.

[@maddabdul]

Even though I'm not a computer expert, I want to thank you for helping me and other people like me comprehend what's actually going on beneath my keyboard. Once again, thank you.

[@santiagocollantes4986]

Thank you very much! I didn't understand this at first in my computability class, but thanks to you I now understand.

[@EasyTheory]

Thanks

[@user-nudge147]

Thank you man! I finally understand what a PDA is and how it works❤

[@ClaudioBOsorio]

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[@meetjoshi4521]

Great explanation sir. Now I am confident in this topic.

[@Menastar3]

Wow man, you're GOATed for these videos

[@EasyTheory]

Thanks very much!

[@AlexanderDaniluc]

Liked and subscribed, thank you for the easy to understand explanations you provide!

[@Adj-u9r]

Hello, aren't we actually allowed to push more then one thing to stack a the same time ? Because we learned that in our University in Germany that we can pop only one thing but we can push for example 2 thing like " a, Z0 -> ZZ0 " Is there maybe diffrend aspekts about PDA in USA and Germany?
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[@slamie37]

Easy to follow video it provided a lot of needed clarity.

[@EasyTheory]

You're welcome!

[@SohaylZ]

Very informative. Thank you. You have a great way of teaching. Keep it up. 👍

[@danielbekker8544]

Your videos are really great thank you for helping me cram for finals

[@seanb88888888]

Great explanation for motivation for stack

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[@techwiz-v1l]

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Dont be scared, why are you scared

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[@kingdomninja19]

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[@johndunham6791]

Thank you for this.

[@josnajose1554]

Thanks, your video helped me more than the usual youtube lectures I watch! Also, your handwriting looks like ones in cute doodles :D

[@EasyTheory]

Thanks very much!

[@donaldduck2566]

how to I construct a PDA for L={(a^nb^n)^m/n,m>0}

[@user-xn4yu5rn9q]

Very cool!

[@itsMaggiesWorld29]

Thank u so much now I can ace my exams 😤

[@EasyTheory]

You're welcome, good luck!

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[@amynguyen3131]

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[@EasyTheory]

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[@enigmastare]

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[@aribamughal9189]

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[@nazaninrizvi3954]

Thank you so much!! This really helped me :D also, has anyone said you kinda look like Antoni Porowski :')

[@EasyTheory]

Thanks!

[@brianimperial5285]

Thank you!

[@EasyTheory]

You're welcome! :)

[@sanimcrackers4499]

L = {0n1m : n ̸ = m}
can anyone plese help me with this pda

[@dorifourer6949]

Thank you !