In type 3 {Regular Grammar}, rules start with variables and produces constant-and-variable series {right linear grammar}, or variable-and-constant series {left linear grammar}. There is only one variable and it is on right or left. All other symbols are constants. Simple transition networks are equivalent to regular grammars. Finite state automata (FSA) model regular grammars, because they have start state, finite number of states, set of rules from one constant to another constant, and finite set of terminal states. Regular Grammars use regular expressions: empty strings, variables, or repeated regular-expression strings.
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