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Hi
I saw on one of the tests a question that asks if L(language) belongs
to the class P/poly. What does "P/poly" means?
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This is something we taught last year, so you don't have to know it.
(If you're interested, it means polynomial time with polynomial
advice, or equivalently (and more commonly), polynomial size circuits)