Subject to divergence
Can you please explain the part in bold?
Sequential programs that are not subject to divergence (i.e., endless loops) have a terminal state, a state any outgoing transitions.
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Tara2 Can you please explain the part in bold? Most of the explanation is right there in the text. " means "that is", which means "Here's another word that means the same thing".
- Tara2 Can you please explain the part in bold?
- Most of the explanation is right there in the text.
- " means "that is", which means "Here's another word that means the same thing".
- , endless loops) = "divergence" means "endless loops".
- "subject to" means "This is likely to happen".
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Tara2Can you please explain the part in bold?
Most of the explanation is right there in the text.
"i.e." means "that is", which means "Here's another word that means the same thing".
So divergence (i.e., endless loops) = "divergence" means "endless loops".
"subject to" means "This is likely to happen".
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