Find there are still some left over in standard enumeration

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Question: As we know from our study of computability, programs can be translated into Turing machines. If we check off these Turing machines (those which are transformed programs), we find that there are still some left over in our standard enumeration. Does this mean that there are more Turing machines than programs?

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