computable
computable — adjective
- computablepositive
- more computablecomparative
- most computablesuperlative
1. able to have an exact result worked out by following fixed rules, especially wit
able to have an exact result worked out by following fixed rules, especially with a computer.
The engineers proved the pattern was computable before writing the software.
be computable before building software
Aylin built a small program to test whether the answer was computable.
test whether an answer is computable
With only three numbers missing, the final score was still computable.
During class, Hiro showed why some number puzzles are not computable.
The museum's ticket system uses a computable rule for refund dates.
- calculable
broader and more common; often used for numbers, costs, or risks, not only formal procedures
- solvable
broader; any problem can be solvable even when no exact calculation is involved
- determinable
focuses on being able to find the result, without the technical idea of computation
- incomputable
technical opposite used when no exact computation is possible
- unsolvable
broader opposite for problems that cannot be solved at all
文法句型
be computable
computable + noun
computable from/with + data or rules
用法筆記
Most common in mathematics and computing. It usually describes a problem, function, number, or result that can be worked out by a fixed procedure rather than by guesswork.