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13.2. Example of Bit Strings without Consecutive 0's
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- 1.
What is C(1)?
Hint
Consider the valid strings of length 1.
- 2.
List the valid bit strings of length 2.
Hint
Remember that two consecutive zeros are not allowed.
- 3.
What is C(2)?
- 1
- 2
- 3
Hint
Count the valid strings of two bits.
- 4.
C(n) is defined as?
- True
- False
Hint
Remember what our function counts.
- 5.
Using the recurrence relation, calculate C(6) and validate your answer.
Hint
Don’t forget to use the previous two values you computed.
- 6.
Create a program that generates all possible n-bit strings and filters out those containing consecutive 0's. Verify its output for n = 5.
Hint
Try using recursive functions for bit generation.
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- You can use hints if you need help
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