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Any language that can be recognized by a pushdown automaton (PDA) can also be described by...

Any language that can be recognized by a pushdown automaton (PDA) can also be described by a regular expression.

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because regualar expression is the form of regualr language having finite state.there are many languages which can not accepted by regular languages but it can be accepted by PDA because with the help of stack,it makes much powerful than regualr lanugae to accept any language.

Ex - anbn : n>=1 it is CFL which can be accepted by pda by comparing number of a's and that number should be equal to number of b's but in the case of regular language,it has finite memory to accept..

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