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The Halting Problem and Formal Proofs,ly unsolvable. The practicing programmer is well advised to learn about the existence of such problems. The inability to check mechanically whether execution of a program terminates, let alone to check its correctness, is all the more reason to write only correct programs. Hard as it may be, we try

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Textbook 1993dern engineering. They come in a wide variety and their range of applications seems endless. One of the charac­ teristics that makes computers different from other engineering products is their programmability. Dishwashers have some limited programming capa­ is not the key part of the device. Their

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A Program Notation,In this chapter, we introduce a notation for writing programs. It is sufficiently similar to Pascal and C to warrant only a short introduction, so we concentrate on describing the effects brought about by a program written in such a language. Let us start with an example of a Pascal program.

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Integrated Circuits,Interest in computations and computing theory got a big boost when digital computers were first being built, for they demonstrated the feasibility of having machines carry out computations with complete accuracy.

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