Nondeterministic programming languages
ID: nondeterministic-programming-languages
Nondeterministic programming languages are those where the execution of programs can yield multiple possible outcomes from the same initial state due to inherent non-determinism in their semantics. In contrast to deterministic programming languages, which produce a single consistent output for a given input, nondeterministic languages allow for various paths of execution that can lead to different results.
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