English: This is a correction to the diagram 3_state_busy_beaver_4_.jpg.Used in the Turing machine article.
The arrows show how to proceed to the next state, depending on whether the symbol at the reading/writing head is 0 or 1. "P" after the slash means "print" 1 before moving, and "R" and "L" mean to move the tape right or left after that.
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