Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Preproved

👉 In computational complexity theory, a term that is commonly used to describe a proof of correctness for an algorithm or program is "pre-proved." Pre-proved algorithms are those that have been verified by a priori guarantees such as completeness (the algorithm can be proven correct without any additional information), provability (the algorithm can be proven correct under some additional assumptions), and provable complexity (the algorithm's running time is polynomial in the input size). For example, consider the problem of computing the factorial

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