This is not a real computer. It is a prototypical computer - the model for a computational machine that can simulate any other computational or logical machine. It was devised in 1936, in a thought-experiment by the English mathematician, cryptographer, and early computer scientist Alan Turing. The experiment assumes an unlimited paper tape (or film-strip…
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