Designing a Turing Machine for Unary Number Addition

In this video, we explain how to design a Turing Machine to add two unary numbers. Unary numbers are represented using 1’s, and addition is performed by simply concatenating the two unary strings, separated by a 0. 📌 Example: 111011 represents 3 + 2 in unary → Output: 11111 (i.e., 5 in unary) 🔧 What you’ll learn: Representation of numbers in unary Tape design and symbol conventions Step-by-step state transition to perform addition How Turing Machines process, erase the 0, and concatenate unary strings A practical example walkthrough 🧠 Ideal for: TOC/Automata learners Second Year CSE/IT students Those preparing for GATE CSE Anyone exploring Turing Machine logic with real operations 👨‍💻 Subject: Theory of Computation / Automata Theory (TOC) 🎓 Level: Second Year Engineering 📚 Focus: Turing Machine – Arithmetic in Unary 👍 Like, Share & Subscribe to learn TOC the intuitive way! #TuringMachine, #UnaryAddition, #TuringMachineDesign, #AutomataTheory, #TOC, #TuringMachineForAddition, #UnaryArithmetic, #EngineeringTOC, #SecondYearEngineering, #TheoryOfComputation, #TOCExamples, #CSTheory, #GateCSE, #TOCUnitWise, #TuringMachineExplained, #AutomataAssignments, #TuringMachineOperations, #EngineeringSemester4, #TuringMachineUnary, #AutomataEngineering,