Here is a hypothetical bash script that neatly characterizes the the impossibility of solving the halting problem: "loop_iff_halts_on_self.sh". What does ./l

Here is a hypothetical bash script that neatly characterizes the the impossibility of solving the halting problem: "loop_iff_halts_on_self.sh". What does ./loop_iff_halts_on_self.sh loop_iff_halts_on_self.sh do?