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Create a Turing Machine in JFLAP (over the alphabet {a, b,#}) that takes a string with one # in it and swaps the strings on either side of the #. If the string is a legal start string then the machine halts pointing at the # when it's done. If it's not a legal start string then the machine should not accept the string (i. e. don't go to the halt state) but otherwise it can do whatever you like...

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