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Line 180: ::Thanks. I made modifications that I trust are acceptable. [[User:JavaFXpert\|JavaFXpert]] ([[User talk:JavaFXpert\|talk]]) 00:14, 20 February 2025 (UTC) == ~~algorithm~~Algorithm or Procedure? == I'm having trouble calling the solution to the Deutsch-Josza problem an 'algorithm.' To me, it sounds more like a physical procedure. The problem it solves is not really a computational problem but rather a physical one—characterizing an oracle, which is even required to come in a specific physical form. If one widens the definition of algorithm to just a sequence of operations, almost everything can be called an algorithm.

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