Question 7: Turing Machines (a) Draw the state diagram of a Turing Machine, that converts every 'a' to 'b', and every 'b' to 'a', except for the last alphabet. Also, it goes to the accept state if the last alphabet is 'a', and goes to the reject state if the last alphabet is 'b'. Hint: Convert everything until you reach the end (blank symbol), then take one step backward and convert the last alphabet again. As you converted the last alphabet twice, it ensures that the last alphabet was not changed. Then stop and depending on what the last alphabet is, now finally, go to the accept or reject state.

Question 7: Turing Machines (a) Draw the state diagram of a Turing Machine, that converts every 'a' to 'b', and every 'b' to 'a', except for the last alphabet. Also, it goes to the accept state if the last alphabet is 'a', and goes to the reject state if the last alphabet is 'b'. Hint: Convert everything until you reach the end (blank symbol), then take one step backward and convert the last alphabet again. As you converted the last alphabet twice, it ensures that the last alphabet was not changed. Then stop and depending on what the last alphabet is, now finally, go to the accept or reject state.

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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