Transition table example #149
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@eliotwrobson This looks great! But I'm gonna switch this PR to Draft mode since I don't want to accidentally merge it before #129. 😅 |
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Now that #129 has been merged, the example code added here should work! Going to go ahead and merge. |
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Add an example of creating a transition table, adapted from visual automata. This is part of the deprecation of visual automata in #124, as it was decided that we did not want to add pandas as a dependency for this library. Thus, the best course of action was to add snippets of code from that library that would have introduced dependencies as examples.
Should wait for #129 before merging, as this code uses a method introduced there.
@lewiuberg please let me know what you think if you get the chance.