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History and flow:1940- 45 By ciaran lydon Per.5

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History and flow:1940-45

By ciaran lydon

Per.5

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Input

• First the information is entered through the input

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Memory

• Next the information is sent to memory

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• Now the information enters the micro processor

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Fetch

• First information is obtained from memory

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Decode

• Next Decode figures out what action to do

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Execute

• Binary calculators do the math extremely fast

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Output• Finely the digital information shows up

in output

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The Z3,built in 1941, was the first fully operational calculating machine

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• The Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer was the first general-purpose electronic digital calculator. Built in 1943, it is considered to be the first electronic computer.

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the first portable FM two-way radio or “Walkie Talkie"

• Weighed 35 pounds

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Harvard-IBM MARK I was a large program controlled machine that did vital calculations for the U.S. navy

1944

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This is one of the first electronic computers to use binary

the Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer

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“BUG”

• The term bug came up as a computer bug was termed by Grace Hopper when programming the MARK II.