The document discusses deterministic pushdown automata (DPDA) and provides examples of DPDAs that accept specific languages. It begins by defining DPDA as a PDA that has at most one choice of move in any state, as opposed to a non-deterministic PDA. It then gives an example of a DPDA that accepts the language L={anbn|n>1} and explains its transition function. Finally, it lists several other language recognition problems and invites the reader to design DPDAs to solve them.