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Consider the following incomplete DFA.

What will be the transitions of state D such that automata will accept the set of all binary strings containing $010$ as sub-string ?

  1. $d (D,0)=A$  $d (D,1)=D$
  2. $d (D,0)=C$  $d (D,1)=B$
  3. $d (D,0)=D$  $d (D,1)=B$
  4. $d (D,0)=D$  $d (D,1)=D$

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Now this is complete DFA then we can say that d(D,0)=D and d(D,1)=D this is the two transition.

Then Option D is correct.

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