Isn't this kind of a solution to a Halting Problem, if code is able to
detect another, which has the same kind of halting problem?
For example:
func Halting(a, iterate bool) {
if iterate {
atrue, afalse bool
atrue = Halting(true, false)
afalse = Halting(false, false)
}
For a {
i = i + 1
if i > 100 {
return false
}
}
return true
}
Halting(a, iterate)
Isn't the solution, whether this fits another program with halting problem
- in this simple case the solution is simply a != a.
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