Combining Turing Machines | Turing Machine for L = SS / S ∈ (a, b)* | L = WW | Automata Theory | TOC
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Very well explained sir. I appreciate you taking the time to go through each iteration. Thank you sir.
Thanks for your detailed explanation. At last I understand it. You make this complex example very easy by your detailed explanation. Thank you again, sir.
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Hey, I have a question: when we wanted to change b to delta, why did we add another path instead of adding it to the same path where we change a to delta (same for x and y to z)?
Yes, in this particular question, that can be done. Just to make it more easy to understad, I have taken seperate paths.
Hello, how should (ab*)ⁿ(c+d)ⁿ be a Turing machine everywhere?