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 Date: 2006-01-24 17:50:28Technology Punched card UNIVAC I UNIVAC UNITYPER Remington Rand UNIPRINTER Keypunch UNISERVO Computer hardware Computing Unit record equipment |
| The Birth of the Pointer Variable Based upon: Experiences and Reflec;ons of a Computer Pioneer Harold “Bud” LawsonDocID: 1r9pI - View Document |
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| UNIVAC I Delay Line Memory Computer designers in the late 1940s and early 1950s didn’t ask how much memory, but simply how. An early random-access memory system used sound waves! A cylindrical tank filled with mercuryDocID: WuY5 - View Document |
| ALGOL 60: The Death of a Programming Language and the Birth of a Science Huub de Beer Eindhoven School of Education Eindhoven, February 12, 2010DocID: S2VV - View Document |