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If a regular language is empty then we denote it like L=? (fi).

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  1. 8 August, 03:32
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    The answer to this question is False.

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    The answer is false because an Empty language is represented by ∅ (phi). Since all finite languages are regular hence the empty language is also a regular language. A regular language is a language which can be represented by regular expressions it is also called formal language.
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