Theorem of Turing Machines

Theorem of Turing Machines states that there are some problems that no computing device, even a perfect one called a Turing machine, can solve within a finite amount of time. In essence, it proves limits to what computers can accomplish, showing that certain questions can never be fully answered or calculated, no matter how advanced the technology. This theorem underpins fundamental concepts in computer science, like the idea that some problems are inherently unsolvable, guiding our understanding of what machines can and cannot do.