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==Examples== *Every [[recursive language]] is a computable. *Every finite or [[cofinite]] subset of the natural numbers is computable. **The [[empty set]] is computable. **The entire set of natural numbers is computable. **Every natural number is computable.<ref group="note" name="set-natural-number"/> *The subset of [[prime number]]s is computable. *The set of Gödel numbers is computable.<ref group="note" name="Gödel-numbers"/> ===Non-examples=== {{Main|List of undecidable problems}} *The set of [[Halting problem|Turing machines that halt]] is not computable. *The set of pairs of [[homeomorphism|homeomorphic]] finite [[simplicial complex]]es is not computable.<ref>{{cite journal | last = Markov | first = A. | journal = Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR | mr = 97793 | pages = 218–220 | title = The insolubility of the problem of homeomorphy | volume = 121 | year = 1958}}</ref> *The set of [[Busy beaver#Non-computability|busy beaver champions]] is not computable. *[[Hilbert's tenth problem]] is not computable.
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