What was the name of the person that invented the first computer?

Answer 1

Charles Babbage (26 December

1791 - 18 October 1871)

Charles Babbage was an English

mathematician, philosopher,

mechanical engineer and (proto-)

computer scientist who

originated the idea of a

programmable computer. Parts

of his uncompleted mechanisms

are on display in the London

Science Museum. Working from

Babbage's original plans, a

computer was ultimately built

and functioned perfectly. Built to

tolerances achievable in the 19th

century, the finished engine

indicated that Babbage's

machine would have worked.

Babbage had even designed a

printer; it featured astonishing

complexity for a 19th century

device.

Answer 2

Charles Babbage was the first one to build a computer

Answer:Charles Babbage was the first person to try to build a computer. He had a correct design, but it was too difficult to make all the parts at that time and he ran out of funding, so it was never completed. Because it never became a reality, his design fell into historical obscurity and some of Babbage's ideas had to be independently re-invented 80 years later.

Answer 3

Charles Babbage Google it if you need more information

Answer 4

Chris MacLeod