computability - decidability of a prefix language
Pick some self-terminating encoding of Turing machines. (That means that the encoding of one Turing machine is never a prefix of the encoding of another.) Consider the language $L$ consisting of strings $Mn$, where $M$ is an encoded Turing machine, $n$ is interpreted as a number, and $M$ halts within $n$ steps (on the empty input).

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