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Why are NFA and DFA placed in the first chapter in this book? Whether NFA and DFA have equivalence ability to Turing Machine, so does computer?

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Why are NFA and DFA placed in the first chapter in this book? Whether NFA and DFA have equivalence ability to Turing Machine, so does computer?

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Of course they are not equivalent. We start with FA because they are the most primitive machines, and all other machines build on them. For example, a Turing machine is a FA plus an infinite memory tape.

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