From State Machine to Python

[Paul Tarvydas]

I walk through a simple three-state state machine and show how it is converted to Python code. This technique works for other languages. I use Python only as a lowest common denominator for this simplified example.

From State Machine to Python

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[Mike Austin]

Nice. I can definitely understand that drawing better than the code! Now can it go the other way, like you said taking someone elses code and making a drawing?

[Paul Tarvydas]

It's not magical. You still have to think. When you dissect someone else's code, you can capture your understanding on the back of an envelope. The interesting part is whether you can regenerate the same code from your sketch...

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