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What people usually mean by "Turing complete" is "would be Turing complete if it were infinite." That does imply that a programming language can be built on to
by amalcon 16y ago
What people usually mean by "Turing complete" is "would be Turing complete if it were infinite." That does imply that a programming language can be built on top of it, and that programming language is fully capable of performing any given algorithm.
It says nothing about interactivity, which is a function of ability to (directly or indirectly) access I/O hardware.