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This study guide covers decidability in computer science, focusing on the difference between decidable and undecidable problems. It explains the halting problem as a key example of an undecidable problem and explores the implications for the limits of computation. The guide also includes practice questions covering these concepts.
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🎉 A problem is considered decidable if:
It can be solved quickly by a computer
It has a yes/no answer and a guaranteed algorithm
It uses complex heuristics to find a solution
It is impossible to solve