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Turing makinesi
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bilgisayar biliminde belirli işlemleri yapabilen bir araç modeli, belirli kurallara göre hareket eden bir banttan oluşan araç
A Turing machine is a theoretical device that performs computations by reading and writing symbols on a strip of tape while following a set of rules—it's not a real physical machine, but rather a mathematical model that helps us understand how computation works. It matters because it provides a foundational framework for thinking about what problems can and cannot be solved by any computing device.
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- Named after
- Alan Turing
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- discoverer or inventor
- Alan Turing
- Commons category
- Turing machines
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- Category:Turing machine
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- Turing Machine
- maintained by WikiProject
- WikiProject Mathematics
- inception
- 1936-00-00
- location of creation
- King's College London
- studied by
- theory of computation
- used by
- computer science
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