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Re: Interesting one-line BASIC program
To: Roger Johnstone
Roger Johnstone wrote:
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Unfortunately it would take quite some time for it to complete. A 32 KiB
memory has 2^19 or 524304 bits, which can hold 2^524304 different
programs. It would take much longer than the current age of the universe
just to do every combination for the first 10 bytes. That doesn't take
into consideration the fact that each possible program has to be tested
by someone to see if it does something interesting.
At least if you had the testing job, you'd have *very* good job
security. ;-)
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