PDEs, unlike ODEs, require more complex modelling and simulation methods due to higher dimensions.PDEs are typically solved across grids, where the PDE is simplified to an algebraic equation at each grid point.Grid generation plays a crucial role in solving PDEs, and computation time can be extensive.Controlling PDEs is more challenging than ODEs due to higher dimensionality and lack of comprehensive control theory.Reinforcement learning has emerged as a significant area of research for understanding and controlling PDE systems.Various control strategies have been developed for PDEs, including analytical adjoint-based methods and machine learning approaches.Reinforcement learning was applied to diffusion and Kuramoto-Sivashinsky (K-S) equations for control problems.Diffusion equation, a simple linear PDE, displayed stable dynamics and was controlled using reinforcement learning.K-S equation, a complex nonlinear PDE describing flame behavior, showed sensitivity to domain size and grid points.Machine learning and PDEs research offer potential for improved control efficiency and understanding of complex physical systems.