L= {w belongs to {0,1}* | the number of 0's is a prime number} . Prove...

L= {w belongs to {0,1}* | the number of 0's is a prime number} . Prove that the language L is not regular.

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If a language doesn't satisfy any of these 3 condition then it does not belongs to regular language.

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