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- | You should be able to save this file as BinarySearchTree.scala, compile it with "scalac BinarySearchTree.scala", run it witn "scala BinarySearchTree", and obtain as a result "Inside". | + | You should be able to save this file as BinarySearchTree.scala, compile it with "scalac BinarySearchTree.scala", run it with "scala BinarySearchTree", and obtain as a result "Inside". |
* for fun, test [[piVC tool]] and on BinarySearch.pi example (install piVC if needed) | * for fun, test [[piVC tool]] and on BinarySearch.pi example (install piVC if needed) | ||
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* generate a random assignment to propositional variables of the formula | * generate a random assignment to propositional variables of the formula | ||
* compare the truth value of the original and of the transformed formula | * compare the truth value of the original and of the transformed formula | ||
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===== Optional Problem 5 ===== | ===== Optional Problem 5 ===== | ||
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Consider [[:regular expression]]s with variables denoting subsets of $\Sigma^*$ where $\Sigma=\{0,1\}$. Define function $W$ that takes such a regular expression and replaces | Consider [[:regular expression]]s with variables denoting subsets of $\Sigma^*$ where $\Sigma=\{0,1\}$. Define function $W$ that takes such a regular expression and replaces | ||
* each constant 0 with some relation $r_0$ and each constant 1 with some relation $r_1$ | * each constant 0 with some relation $r_0$ and each constant 1 with some relation $r_1$ | ||
- | * for each variable $L$ denoting a subset of $\Sigma^*$, replaces all of its occurrences with some relation $r_L$ | + | * for each variable $L$ denoting a subset of $\Sigma^*$, replaces all of its occurrences with a relation variable $r_L$, denoting relations on $S$ |
* replaces regular set union with relation union $\cup$ | * replaces regular set union with relation union $\cup$ | ||
* replaces concatenation with relation composition $\circ$ | * replaces concatenation with relation composition $\circ$ |