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In 1642,Blaise Pascal invented a machine that could do arithmetic.He wanted to help his
father do his work as tax offical.Seven years later Blaise began to sell the machines He only sold twenty though because most people couldn't understand how to use them!
In 1837,Charles Babbage also designed a machine taht could do arithmetic but this machine had a special feature,It could accept cards taht told it what to do.These cards were the first computer programs unfortunately,Babbage never finished building the machine.
The first major electronic computer was called ENIAC. it was designed by John Mauchly and J.Presper Eckert in 1946.It weighed 27 tonnes and took up 167m2! Newspapers at the time called it the 'Giant Brain' and it opened people"s eyes to the power of computers
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In 1642,Blaise Pascal invented a machine that could do arithmetic.He wanted to help his
father do his work as tax offical.Seven years later Blaise began to sell the machines He only sold twenty though because most people couldn't understand how to use them!
In 1837,Charles Babbage also designed a machine taht could do arithmetic but this machine had a special feature,It could accept cards taht told it what to do.These cards were the first computer programs unfortunately,Babbage never finished building the machine.
The first major electronic computer was called ENIAC. it was designed by John Mauchly and J.Presper Eckert in 1946.It weighed 27 tonnes and took up 167m2! Newspapers at the time called it the 'Giant Brain' and it opened people"s eyes to the power of computers
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W 1837 roku, Charles Babbage równiez zaprojektował maszynę, która mogła zrobić rachunki, ale miała specjalną funkcję, gdyż mogła zaakceptować karty, które mówią co zrobić. Te karty były pierwszymi programami komputerowymi. Niestety, Babbege nigdy nie ukończył maszyny.
Pierwszym ważnym komputerem elektronicznym być tak zwany ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer – Elektroniczny, Numeryczny Integrator i Komputer). Został zaprojektowany przez John'a Mauchly i J. Presper Eckert w 1946 roku. Ważył 27 ton i obejmował 167m2! Gazety w tym czasie nazwały go 'Giant Brain' ('Olbrzymi Mózg') i otworzył ludziom oczy na moc komputerów.