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In this video, we explore the Halting Problem, a fundamental concept in theoretical computer science. We start by understanding Turing-recognizable languages and how Turing machines classify languages as decidable or undecidable.

What you’ll learn:
The difference between decidable and undecidable languages
The definition of the Halting Problem
A proof by contradiction that shows why the Halting Problem is undecidable

Using a logical paradox, we demonstrate why no Turing machine can reliably determine whether another machine will halt on all possible inputs. This result has profound implications in computing, proving that some problems can never be fully solved by algorithms.

Watch previous videos to strengthen your understanding of Turing machines and computability theory.

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