ConceptTuring Completeness
Turing Completeness
The property of a computational system being able to simulate any Turing machine, meaning it can in principle express every computable function; it serves as a baseline guarantee of a programming language's expressive power.
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Oct 20
Turing completeness means a computing system can simulate any Turing machine, i.e., in theory it can express all computable functions; this has nothing to do with ecosystem richness.
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