COMPUTER
Computer is a data processing machine which can store , process and retrieve data when ever desired . OR simply we can say ...... C : commonly O: operating M: machine P: particularly U: used for T: technical E: education and R: research
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father of computer : CHARLES BABBAGE
Charles Babbage , a British mathematics professor is regarded as the father of computer. Charles babbage invented a counting machine called the difference engine . in those days it took a lot of people to count things , taxes,bankers,areas of finance and markets,all about counting large amounts
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father of personal computer : HENRY EDWARD ROBERTS
Henry Edwards Roberts was an American engineer who invented the first commercially successfull personal computer in 1975 . he is most often known as father of personal computer
first computer : ENIAC
Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer was the first general purpose electronic computer. ENIAC was announced in 1946. ENIAC was designed and built under the supervision of John Mauchly and J Presper Eckert.
Computer is a data processing machine which can store , process and retrieve data when ever desired . OR simply we can say ...... C : commonly O: operating M: machine P: particularly U: used for T: technical E: education and R: research
.
father of computer : CHARLES BABBAGE
Charles Babbage , a British mathematics professor is regarded as the father of computer. Charles babbage invented a counting machine called the difference engine . in those days it took a lot of people to count things , taxes,bankers,areas of finance and markets,all about counting large amounts
.
father of personal computer : HENRY EDWARD ROBERTS
Henry Edwards Roberts was an American engineer who invented the first commercially successfull personal computer in 1975 . he is most often known as father of personal computer
first computer : ENIAC
Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer was the first general purpose electronic computer. ENIAC was announced in 1946. ENIAC was designed and built under the supervision of John Mauchly and J Presper Eckert.
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