![]() ![]() This process takes time (albeit very little in modern computing) and memory. A machine would in that case count each character in the article, memorize the count and compare its final count number to your input variable (500) after completing the count. For example: you could tell a machine to analyze this article and tell it to output a ‘1’ if the text contains more than 500 characters. A simple IFTTT (if this then that) statement is a clear example of this. When you write a line of code, you are basically giving a machine instructions on what to do with a set of input data. Theoretically, the entity in question should be able to execute any form of data manipulation and only be constrained by its memory, available energy, etc. In short: given enough run time and memory, a turing complete machine, system or programming language may be called turing complete when it can solve any computational problem. ![]() Why Is Turing Completeness Relevant for Blockchain & Fintech?. ![]()
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