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Recursive languages = TMs that always halt

A subset of r.e. languages is the recursive languages. A recursive language L(M) which can be accepted by at least one TM guaranteed to halt on all its inputs, whether or not the input is a member of L(M). This does not mean that all inputs are accepted, but rather that all inputs can be either accepted or rejected in a finite time. Such a TM will always halt .



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