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a computer is what?? it is simply a machine made of hardware??but why we need computer....the answer is we need computer to perform computation on a specific task....how this computation will occur in the computer is defined by a set of rules ...to understand these rules ,we need to study theory of computation.... theory drives practice and practice drives theory....to make efficient machines for computation tasks we need to study theory of computation.
Interdisciplinary Center for Neural Computation was created in 1992.
Active Duty Service Computation just means the time you started active duty.
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a computer is what?? it is simply a machine made of hardware??but why we need computer....the answer is we need computer to perform computation on a specific task....how this computation will occur in the computer is defined by a set of rules ...to understand these rules ,we need to study theory of computation.... theory drives practice and practice drives theory....to make efficient machines for computation tasks we need to study theory of computation.
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Its a theory specially addressed to computing students and programming developers.
Are there elements in the theory that are untestable?
I have the solution to the "theory of everything", I need to know who and how to provide the solution.
No, theory of computation is purely in the realm of computer science theory. It deals with the fundamental computational ideas underpinning computer science. Some computer scientist never even fully learn the subject. As a hacker, unless a very good one, who wants to delve more into computer science, there is no requirement to learn it.
There can be elements or compounds in solution. For instance, sodium chloride is a solution of a compound. Conversely, a solution of bromine is a solution containing an element.
Harold Simmons has written: 'Derivation and computation' -- subject(s): Curry-Howard isomorphism, Lambda calculus, Proof theory, Type theory
Akeo Adachi has written: 'Joho kagaku no kiso (Joho kagaku)' 'Foundations of computation theory' -- subject(s): Computational complexity, Machine theory
theory of computation discrete mathematics ,operating system,computer network,digital logic
Naum Il'ich Akhiezer has written: 'Theory of approximation' -- subject(s): Approximate computation
Whole number computation is 90% of decimal computation. The difference is that you need to understand where to put the decimal point in the answer. It's impossible to do decimal computation without knowing how to do whole number computation.