Create a JFlap Turing machine that has the alphabet of a, b, c, and null. The tape initially has (a+b+c). Process the tape so that each a is replaced with a b, each b is replaced with a c and each c is replaced with an a. If the last character is an a or b, accept. if the last character is a c, accept in a DIFFERENT accept state.

Create a JFlap Turing machine that has the alphabet of a, b, c, and null. The tape initially has (a+b+c). Process the tape so that each a is replaced with a b, each b is replaced with a c and each c is replaced with an a. If the last character is an a or b, accept. if the last character is a c, accept in a DIFFERENT accept state.

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