Converting Regular Expressions to ε-NFAs - Thompson's Construction (Kleene's Theorem (Part 1))

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In today's lesson, we see one major part of a standard characterization of the regular languages often referred to as Kleene's Theorem. In this lecture, we'll see one aspect of it, how to turn any regular expression into a finite automaton!

Time Stamps:
0:00 Kleene's Theorem
8:43 Statement we will prove, proof and Thompson's construction
41:58 Example of applying Thompson's construction
48:42 Closing

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