👉 Assumed computing refers to the theoretical model of computation that assumes ideal conditions and perfect hardware, where every operation is guaranteed to execute correctly and efficiently. In this model, the focus is on the fundamental principles of computation, such as algorithms and data structures, without considering practical limitations like hardware imperfections, power consumption, or processing speed variations. It serves as a foundational concept for understanding computational complexity and the limits of what can be achieved with current technology, providing a benchmark against which real-world computing systems are measured and improved.
