What is the Halting Problem? Can it be solved by a computer, and if so how?
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The Halting Problem is determining whether a program will terminate or whether it will be caught in an infinite loop on a given input. It cannot be solved in general by a computer, because an algorithm to answer the halting problem for any arbitrary program and input would be self-contradictory and therefore cannot exist.
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