Turing Machine of palindromes
Turing Machine to Accepts palindromes.
A palindrome is a word, phrase, or sequence of words, alphabets, or phrases that reads the same backwards as forwards.
Examples of Palindromes
Palindromes: a, b, aa, bb, aba, bab,…
Non- Palindromes: ab, ba, aab, baa,…
Note:
1->1->R and 1->R are same things. Both represent read 1, write 1, and move right.
[ and Delta and empty cell of tape are the same things
How Turing Machine of palindromes accept palindromes valid strings? with animations
How non-palindromes are rejected by Turing Machine of palindromes? with animations
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