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Turing-completeness is a statement solely about a system's ability to perform computation, in the mathematical sense of the term (take inputs, do something for
by catnaroek 10y ago
Turing-completeness is a statement solely about a system's ability to perform computation, in the mathematical sense of the term (take inputs, do something for a while, return outputs, strictly in that order). It says nothing about other desirable properties like usability, extensibility, comprehensibility, etc.