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Some deterministic finite automata i've written in scheme. Taken from the book "Introduction to the theory of computation" by Michael Sipser and the internet.

Running the automata

(tested on chez-scheme) to run the automata, you just choose the file you want to run (each file is self-contained, meaning each automaton will be in a separate file) and run scheme file.scm. To run the first automaton, for instance, you would write scheme M1.scm. each automaton is written in a function that has its name, just lowercase. So for M1 the corresponding function is called m1 and every automaton takes a single string in input.

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