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Is there a Turing-complete programming language for pen and paper?
Let’s say you wanted to use the mind as a calculator, and pen and paper as memory/registers/storage. Is there a programming language that works with pen and paper?
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Is there a Turing-complete programming language for pen and paper?
Let’s say you wanted to use the mind as a calculator, and pen and paper as memory/registers/storage. Is there a programming language that works with pen and paper?
Replying to @ki4jgt@feddit.org
In theory, any programming language can be carried out on pen and paper. The problem is that it doesn’t take much for it to become far beyond impractical.