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Program Coding (C Programming) for Turning Machine 1) Write coding in C Programming using the following Turing machine graph : 2) Associate each part of the graph to the relevant part of the code (i.e., explain how each part of the graph is implemented ) The turning machine Graph : The state Transition Diagram (Graph) of the Turing Machine which multiple 2 number n and m :.
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