In layman's terms, the combination of current state and an event decides whether a state-update occurs within a finite state machine?
So we essentially have a table. The columns are possible states, and rows being what can happen based on an event?
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In layman's terms, the combination of current state and an event decides whether a state-update occurs within a finite state machine?
So we essentially have a table. The columns are possible states, and rows being what can happen based on an event?