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Is the code (DL, 01) the same as the code (01, DL)?
AYes, both use the same items
BYes, if the codes are numbers
CNo, since the pair order matters
DNo, because DL is not a state
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. No, since the pair order matters
Ordered pairs with swapped entries are different, so the two codes differ.
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