University assignment.
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Haskell Turing Machine

Pretty self-explanatory. I was given an assignment to write a Turing Machine in the language of my choice. Since I'm already fluent in C++, and Turing Machines are pretty simple to write, I thought I'd step out of my comfort zone and do it in Haskell instead. This is the result.

Usage - Linux

Make sure you have GHC installed and do:

$ make run