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Re: Halting Proof Fails
Actually that code will never halt, because while you may have a random number equal to 100, your algo will never return z that is larger then 100.
and yes, looking at exit conditions and variable manipulation limits, my algorithm, if implemented properly, will still be able to detect a non ever-ending loop...
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