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John Napier created '' Napier's Bones'' which were a set of rods that could carry out complex calculations.
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Developed the weaving loom that used punched cards to
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He made the machine called the ''difference engine''
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Invented the punch calculator
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Invented the mechanical calculator
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Invented the electronic or vacuum tube
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Electronic machines invented to break German Encryption Codes
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Completed by Great Britain to take over Code-breaking
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He programed the controlled calculator
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It means Electronic Numerical Integrator and computer
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Causing multiple new computers to be developed
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It means Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer. Unlike its predecessor the ENIAC, it was binary rather than decimal, and was designed to be a stored-program computer.
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The first computer produced in numbers for business
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Developed the language COBOL. It was the first high level language for computers.
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It is a high level programming language and it is an abbreviation for Formula Translation for scientific calculations.
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This invention led to the computer chip
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A high level programming language that was developed by Grace Hopper.
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Short for ("Algorithmic Language") is a family of imperative computer programming languages, originally developed in the mid-1950s.
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A programming language that allows certain data manipulations to be shown with a special non-ASCII set of symbols.
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It means Beginners All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
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It is a high level structured programming language named for 17th century mathematician Blaise Pascal.
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It is also called Turtle Graphics and used by children to create easy graphics.
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It is the most popular computer language used in the world because it is flexible with a small amount of commands.
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In 1958-1972 computers had a short life
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In 1958-1975 computers became more wide spread
