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thanks my G.

I had known before how to create FSMs for a video game, but learning more about them in these past few days and realising everything in a game can be represented as a FSM, not just game states, made programming seem so much easier.

It's nice when it's clear. I've also learned that regular expressions are important to computer scientists, while computers are not.

I watched this video before starting my a levels. In retrospect, I should have taken this video seriously and decide not to do computer science a level.

the empty string is a valid input for finite state machines

thanks. This video was helpful

When I was earning my master's degree, I heard a lot about finite state machines (FSMs), but it was all theory - like clouds in the sky: there's a lot of water, but you can't drink it. I toiled for three months after graduating until I implemented my first FSM in code in 1981. Now, there is a programming methodology based on this concept - v-agent oriented programming (VAOP) - with many examples of its implementation. It's best to start learning about VAOP with this article on Medium: "Bagels and Muffins of Programming or How Easy It Is to Convert a Bagel into a Black Hole".

Thanks so much for this 😅😊

First of a few videos on the internet? Sorry, but even six years ago, there were loads of videos on the internet!

Nice actors ...

Thx

I did miss the formal definition in this explanation: a Finite State Machine "M" is defined as quintuple, M = (Σ, S, s0, δ, F) where Σ is a finite non-empty set of symbols called the input alphabet, S is a finite and also non-empty set of states, s0 is an element of S and the initial state of the machine, δ is the state-transition function (δ : S x Σ → S in deterministic FSMs, δ : S x Σ → P(S) in non-deterministic ones) and F is a possibly empty subset of S containing the final states of the machine. A "computing machine that has a fixed set of possible states, a set of inputs that change the state, and a set of possible outputs" is a loose, incomplete and not very helpful definition.

Looks a lot like a Markov chain.

great work!

gods work

This is actually a great video❤ Thank you

Thank you my lord

I have an exam today and this genuinely saved my life thank you so much

nice simplified explanation for this topics! remember to delve deeper into the book and notes for a deep understanding of this topic... its just a lot of memorization

wonderful video, very helpful

“Man I need to eat for this exam” 😂

Great explanation

This is so much better than an hour lecture. Modern education is so behind...

why is each twos complement video different

Thanks

4:12 should've edited this out🤣

Thank you sir!

tysm, this just made my life 1% easier :)

Such an amazing video you make it so easy to understand Thank you!

Thsnk you so much

😭😂 what are ordinal numbers?! it goes to show that what I'm learning isn't that useful 🤦🏻‍♀️🥹

this video is so underrated!!!!

simply super

Who is going to take As level exam in this October ?

What about if it had three hexadecimal symbols like DAC

great vid

your audio is a bit delayed, but thank you so much, helped me a lot

they didnt even release the marks!!!!

I'm going to start computing a level in September, this was so interesting to watch!

Damnnnnnnnnnn

why am i here on the day of my first CS exam-

Lmao write sql off the top of my head??

this is stamp for myself 6:12 i dont understand

Can I make 2 acceptable states for "a,b" machine to avoid an error with state 2? Or it doesn`t help?

great vid!

on my uni website for the CS degree page, there was a quote from one of the alumni saying something like "a CS degree is basically a problem-solving degree, good coding skills come when you get a job" and tbh that made me feel a lot better about my future lol super fun video too and I think it really goes to show just how irrelevant exams will be later on in life *sigh*

Fantastic video

This was a fun explanation actually, really solid. Thank you.

Arthichure of a computer system, I got that in my mock exam, anndd no.

PERFECT!!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH