a) Construct a simplest possible PDA using state transition diagram that accepts the language L (M) = {0, 1}* where, if there are any 1's must precede all O's and the number of O's must be greater than or equal to the number of 1's less one.

a) Construct a simplest possible PDA using state transition diagram that accepts the language L (M) = {0, 1}* where, if there are any 1's must precede all O's and the number of O's must be greater than or equal to the number of 1's less one.

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