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                    <![CDATA[ By Lazar Gugleta Let’s remind ourselves where zeroes and ones all began with a new approach and program that simulates the Turing machine. Many of you reading this might know what I am talking about. But for those of you that do not, I am going to ex... ]]>
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<p>Let’s remind ourselves where zeroes and ones all began with a new approach and program that simulates the Turing machine.</p>
<p>Many of you reading this might know what I am talking about. But for those of you that do not, I am going to explain <strong>what a Turing machine is and how it works with a simulator</strong>.</p>
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