Select the true statement below: If the Church-Turing thesis holds, Turing machines can perform any possible computation. Turing machines cannot express some Java programs. Turing machines cannot be simulated in Java. Turing machines always halt on all finite inputs. Turing machines can always correctly check whether an arbitrary Java program halts on some finite input. None of the above

1 Which of the following is TRUE? Universal Turing Machines are made out of silicon. Universal Turing Machines can implement the procedures and follow the instructions of any Turing machine. Universal Turing Machines provide a method for proving any true mathematical theorem. Universal Turing Machines can compute functions that no other Turing machined can compute. 2 Turing says the question "Can a machine think?" is too vague and proposes that we replace this question with which of the following? Can a machine speak a language? Can a machine fool someone into thinking it is male or female? Can a machine fool someone into thinking it is alive? Can a machine successfully play the "imitation game"?

Design a Turing machine M that decides the language L = {0n1n|n> 0}.

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Indicate whether the following statements are True or False: a) A standard Turing machine always halts either in a final state or in a non-final state. b)When a standard Turing machine enters a final state, it will always stop. c) When a nondeterministic pushdown automaton enters a final state, it will always stop. d) Deterministic and nondeterministic pushdown automata are not equivalent. e) Pushdown automata always halt when there is no input. f) Any context-free grammar with l-free can be represented in Greibach normal form. g) Every s-grammar is unambiguous. h) Any context-free language can be parsed in linear time. i) Any string in a context-free language always has a unique leftmost derivation. j) The order to remove l-productions and unit-productions can be changed.

A definition is requested for each of the following terms. Things like (a) Al, (b) an agent, (c) logic, and (d) the Turing test

A definition is requested for each of the following terms. Things like (a) Al, (b) an agent, (c) logic, and (d) the Turing test