Universal Computing

Universal Computing refers to the idea that a single computational system, like a computer, can perform any calculation or process any program, given the right instructions and resources. It’s based on the concept that all computational problems can be solved by a general-purpose machine, such as a Turing machine or a modern computer. This universality allows computers to run diverse software applications, from word processing to complex simulations, making them versatile tools for countless tasks across different fields. Essentially, universal computing means that one machine can do everything that any other specific machine can, with proper programming.