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int sum(int x, int y) { return x + y; }That's meaningless. Addition maps two ordinary numbers onto one number. The mapping of 3 + 2 is to 5, and the mapping of 5 + 6 is to 11. sum(3,2) is the notation of a programming language's function call, not a mapping. Are you confusing 'computable function' with 'programming language procedure'?
The mapping from sum(3,2) to sum 5 + 6 does not
exist
for the same reason that the mapping from DD correctlySo you're saying that HHH cannot correctly simulate DD? I agree.
simulated by HHH to DD(DD) does not exist.
THE MAPPING MUST BE WHAT THE INPUT ACTUALLY SPECIESYou might find it easier simply to say that the decider must decide correctly. (I concur.)
NOT MERELY WHAT SOMEONE EXPECTS.
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