Question Write in the programming language Python: - A function to simulate a deterministic pushdown automaton simulator (DPDA) that (only) recognizes the language Λ, where Λ is the first letter of your family name using the Python library automata-lib 5.0.0 - A program to input/read input_data, call/execute function, output/print result/output_data. The function may print/report only errors. The function and program must be into two separate Python files. Language I = {ai bj ck | 0 < i < k, 0 < j}.

&#12304;General guidance&#12305;The answer provided below has been developed in a clear step by step manner.Step1/3The answer to your question is given below.I hope it helps.Please reach out to me in the event of any follow-up.Explanation:#!/usr/bin/env python3# DPDA function to simulate a deterministic pushdown automaton # that only recognizes the language representation of the DPDA / 8{ambm | 0 &#8804; m} # and also provides a graphical#Table representation of the DPDA/&#948;def DPDA(input_data): # Define DPDA states10 = 0q1= 1 q2= 2q3= 3q4 = 4# Define DPDA stackZO= 'ZO'SO = 'SO'# Define DPDA start statecurrent_state = qo# Define DPDA inputfor i in range(len(input_data)): current_input = input_data[i]# Transition from qoif current_state == q0: if current_input 'a': ==current_state = q1 stack = [ZO, SO]else:print("Input not recognized in stateq0)break#Transition from a 1# Transition from q1elif current_state== q1:if current_input == 'b': current_state = q2stack.pop()else:print("Input not recognized instate q1.")break# Transition from q2elif current_state :q2: ==if current_input == 'b':current_state = q2stack.pop()elif current_input == 'a': current_state = q3stack.append('S0')else:print("Input not recognized instate q2.")break# Transition from q3elif current_state== q3:if current_input 'b': current_state = q4==stack.pop()else:print("Input not recognized in stateq3.")break# Transition from q4elif current_state== q4:if current_input 'b': == current state = a2current_state = q2stack.pop() == stack.append('S0') else:elif current_input current_stat ... See the full answer