Computers and Technology, 09.05.2020 06:57, nireegnu

This project is to be done as a group project (see the GroupProjects file on Canvas for group assignments). Design a program that simulates a Turing machine, project5.cpp; there should be no more than one executable for this project. Each of the exercises below requires that the program read and execute a text file that contains the initial string for the Turing machine tape, AND the state machine for that exercise. Hence the deliverables for this project are:
1) one project5.cpp file that is to be used for ALL the exercises below; and,
2) one input text for each exercise below.

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