The “Turing test” CS101-VU

A test proposed to determine if a computer has the ability to think. In 1950, Alan Turing (Turing, 1950) proposed a method for determining if machines can think. This method is known as The Turing Test.

The test is conducted with two people and a machine. One person plays the role of an interrogator and is in a separate room from the machine and the other person. The interrogator only knows the person and machine as A and B. The interrogator does not know which the person is and which the machine is.
Using a teletype, the interrogator, can ask A and B any question he/she wishes. The aim of the interrogator is to determine which the person is and which the machine is.
The aim of the machine is to fool the interrogator into thinking that it is a person. If the machine succeeds then we can conclude that machines can think.

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What is Financial Accounting? MGT101-VU

It is the maintenance of daily record of All financial transactions in such a manner that it would help in the preparation of suitable information regarding the financial affairs of a business or an individual.
 The primary objective of financial accounting is the preparation of financial statements - including the balance sheet, income statement and cash flow statement - that encapsulates the company's operating performance over a particular period, and financial position at a specific point in time.

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Real Numbers

Real numbers is a set which include all the set of Numbers. It mean Real Numbers Consist of ,Natural Numbers, Whole Numbers, Integers, (Rational Numbers and irrational Numbers).
Rational Numbers those numbers which can be written in the form of fraction, have recuirring and terminating   decimal representation but irrational Numbers have non terminating and non recuirring decimal representation.
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ACCEPTABILITY & GRAMMATICALITY in Language

Acceptability is the extent to which a
sentence allowed by the rules to be
grammatical is considered permissible
by speakers and hearer; grammaticality
is the extent to which a ‘string’ of
language conforms with a set of given
rules. It is assumed that a native
speaker’s grammar generates grammatical
strings and that the speaker
has the ability to judge a certain string
to be either acceptable or not in her
language. In practice, the two notions
are frequently confounded and speakers
are typically asked to give their
‘grammaticality judgements’ instead
of ‘acceptability judgements’.

satisfactoriness by virtue of conforming to approved standards.

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Major(Components,Parts,Division of Computer.

Computer made up of main two major parts or component or division. These parts are consist of hardware(physical devices) and Software(set of instruction).

1. Hardware
2. Software

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