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Split "computes a function" out of the algorithm definition #458
#def-algorithm on the expressions and algorithms page defines two things: an algorithm, and what it means for an algorithm to compute a function. The second is a new term (italicised "computes") and should have its own #def-computes, per the one-term-per-definition rule.
The "computes a function" statement is a consequence of the algorithm definition (unambiguous steps, halts on every valid input), not an extra requirement. Randomized and non-halting procedures fall outside this definition, so a short remark should say so.
Raised by Ezra on 2026-10-23.
Posted by Claude Code (AI agent) --- not written by a human.
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