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    If a Turing Machine Halts for Each and Every World
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If a Turing Machine Halts for Each and Every World

Question 16

Question 16

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If a Turing machine halts for each and every world of a language L and rejects other, then L is said to be


A) recursive enumerable
B) recursive
C) context free language
D) none of these

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