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The first computers were developed in?
The first electronic digital computers were developed between 1940 and 1945 in the United Kingdom and United States.
What is the SIC Code for Electronic Computers?
SIC 3571 applies to ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS.
How do computers control electronic equipment?
Computers uses a set of instructions just like human being, directed by the brain to do what they want.These instructions are known asprogrammes developed by programmers.The programme instructs the computer on how to control other electronic devices e.g Robots
What century was the first electronic computer developed?
the 20th century. there first one ever was invented during 1943, computers are new tech.
What products have developed over time?
computers, phones, radios, any electronic thing really! but most of all we have changed! development to the humans
How is the electronic computer different from the first computer?
Electronic computer is may faster and smaller than the first developed computer. Electronic computers today uses small electronic devices and integrated circuits. Long time ago they use vacuum tubes which are huge.
Were the first computers electronic?
No, they were not.
Why you called electronic computers to computers?
because they compute maths
Why do foreign countries not have computers?
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How did computer started?
Computers started in the 20th century. It was used to solve mathematical equations. On the late 1800's, electronic computer was developed to tabulate census results.
What were electronic computers replaced by?
nothing yet. you are using an electronic computer.
What has the author W M McKeeman written?
W. M. McKeeman has written: 'Compiler structure' -- subject(s): Compiling (Electronic computers), Electronic data processing 'A compiler generator' -- subject(s): Compilers (Computer programs), Programming languages (Electronic computers) 'Programming language translation technique' -- subject(s): Compiling (Electronic computers), Electronic data processing, Programming languages (Electronic computers)
