I guess you could reformulate the intent of the problem as: Let P be an arbitrary program and let n be equal to 3 if P terminates, or 5 if not. Is it still ma

I guess you could reformulate the intent of the problem as: Let P be an arbitrary program and let n be equal to 3 if P terminates, or 5 if not. Is it still malformed? Is so, then how about Let n be equal to 3 Goldbach's conjecture is true, or 5 if not.