= Counter-machine model
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The counter-machine model is a theoretical computational model used in the field of computer science to study computability and complexity. It is a variation of a Turing machine and is designed to explore computational processes that involve counting. The primary components of a counter machine are counters and a finite state control. \#\#\# Key Features of Counter-Machine Model: 1. **Counters**: - A counter machine has one or more counters, each of which can hold a non-negative integer value.
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