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"... Finite languages are those recognized by rewrite grammars whose production rules are all of the form S → w where w belongs to Σ ∗. In other words, every rule rewrites the start symbol “S ” as a word (or sentence) in the language. ..."
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Finite languages are those recognized by rewrite grammars whose production rules are all of the form S → w where w belongs to Σ ∗. In other words, every rule rewrites the start symbol “S ” as a word (or sentence) in the language.

