Key concepts
A Turing Machine consists of:
Which of the following components of an assembly language would best correspond to the above? $ K,\Sigma, \delta, q_0, F$
1.1 What does the following TM do?
$ M=(K,\Sigma,q_0,\delta,F)$ where $ K=\{q_0,q_1,q_2\}$ , $ F=\{q_2\}$ , $ \Sigma=\{0,1,\#\}$ and $ \delta$ is defined as below:
| 0 | 1 | # | |
|---|---|---|---|
| $ q_0$ | $ (q_0,1,R)$ | $ (q_0,0,R)$ | $ (q_1,0,L)$ | 
| $ q_1$ | $ (q_1,0,L)$ | $ (q_1,1,L)$ | $ (q_2,\#,R)$ | 
1.2 Write a TM which enters the final state only if the input is a binary encoding of an even natural number.
1.3 Write a TM which verifies if a given word over alphabet $ {A,B}$  contains the sequence ABA.
1.4 Write a TM which adds 5 to a number encoded in binary on the tape.
1.5 Write a TM which checks if a binary number x is strictly larger than y. Hint: use a separator symbol between words.
How would the following algorithm be represented as a Turing Machine:
Algorithm(vector V, integer M) {
   integer s = 0
   for-each x in V
      s += x
   if (s > M)
   then  return 1
   else  return 0
}
Helpful questions:
foreach x in V be implemented?s += x be implemented?if (s > M) then … else … be implemented ?