Turing Machines Represent

question 36

Multiple Choice

Turing machines represent

• A) an effort to define the limits of algorithmic systems.
• B) a class of machines that can compute very little.
• C) a class of machines that are now out of date and no longer important.
• D) a class of machines that can compute all functions.

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