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| | CMSC 451 Lecture 23, CYK algorithm for CFL's |
 | | The amount of detail needed depends on the reader of the algorithm accepting that there is an obvious way for the Turing machine to perform your steps. |
 | | For an example of programming a Turing Machine see Turing Machine simulator Basically, any algorithm can be coded in a high order language, or coded in assembly language, or coded as a Turing Machine program, or built out of digital logic. |
 | | When in state s2 and a zero is read from the tape, delta 5, go to the final state, s9, and write a blank over the zero. |
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