Comment Comment by cyberax I wonder if this is a correct argument.A function string -> boolean is always expressible? Simply because the set of all possible mappings from all possible finite strings to booleans is countable.It's better to say that some functions like "does this program halt?" simply don't exist. parent cyberax 1 year ago
A function string -> boolean is always expressible? Simply because the set of all possible mappings from all possible finite strings to booleans is countable.
It's better to say that some functions like "does this program halt?" simply don't exist.