Who Invented the First Computer?

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Charles Babbage did not steal John atanasoffs idea because john was born in 1903 and charles died in 1871...

Add more information because it is really not telling me nothing

i dnt even know who invented it or the truth so sad hehe

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JOHN ATANASOV invent the first electronic digital computer!!!He is bulgarian!!!!!

Can anyone tell me who the true inventor of computer is?
I did my own search and i saw it all started In 1837, by Charles Babbage, a British professor of mathematics.

And when i went down i saw 1935-1938: Konrad Zuse builds Z1, world's first program-controlled computer. Inventor of first working programmable computer.

And when i went deep down in my search...this is what i saw:

Note: Babbage (UK, around 1840) planned but was unable to build a non-binary, decimal, programmable machine. The binary ABC (US, 1942) of Atanasoff (of Bulgarian origin) and Eckert and Mauchly's decimal ENIAC (US, 1945/46) were special purpose calculators, in principle like those of Schickard, (1623), Pascal (1640) and Leibniz (1670), though faster (with tubes instead of gears; today we use transistors). None of these machines was freely programmable. Neither was Turing et al.'s Colossus (UK, 1943-45) used to break the Nazi code. The first programmable machine built by someone other than Zuse was Aiken's MARK I (US, 1944) which was still decimal, without separation of storage and control.

So i am confused and dont know who is who.

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Charles Babbage had an assistant. A computor language
was named after her ADA The daughter of Lord Byron
She was a mathmatical genius I believe . It did in fact work
but Babbage naturally wanted improvements the problem being
the lack of fine quality engineering needed. And its cost
I doubt the americans had a computer in ww2 because in the
book COLLOSUS , Americans were invited to Bletchley Park
to learn how it was done.

Lets clear this up once and for all.

Babbage NEVER actually made his computer he only came up with the idea.

ENIAC, give me a break, in 1943 Britain had invented Colossus which was used to break the German Enigma code at Bletchley Park, England. Colossus is the first known computer, however due to the nature of its use it was kept secret at the time and infact at the end of the war all 10 of the machines were destroyed and the staff sworn to secrecy over their role in the breaking of the codes.

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this guy only came up with idea of inventing the computer

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This whole debate can be linked back to our natural insticnts that white people are better, their I said what none of you were brave enough to. So now that the truth is out you can all go back to your miserable lives.

tell me about all of the computer generation
and picture of every computer related that generation

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if any one knows who invented the first computer can you reply and tell me cause im doing a project and need to know

Im the on invented the computer hehehheh

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gee..even im looking for who invented the first computer
is it konrad zuse or is it charles babbage?
im lost ...o.o""
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So Charles Babbage. Did he invent it?

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Situated about 50 miles to the north west of London at Bletchley Park is the former WW2 code breaking centre (also known as Station X). It was here that a dedicated team of talented mathematicians (including Alan Turing) worked to break the German Enigma codes and also the more complex codes used by Hitler and his high command.

The number of people working at Bletchley Park grew throughout the war to a point where there were literally thousands of people working around the clock decoding and analysing messages. Despite the number of people involved, the German high command had no idea that their security had been compromised and believed that their codes were unbreakable.

The success of the code breakers was one of the key factors in the Allied victory, many historians believing that it shortened the war by up to 2 years, saving thousands of lives.

After the war, all trace of what occurred at the park was burned or destroyed. Such was the culture of secrecy at Bletchley Park that no word of what happened began to emerge until the mid 1970’s. To this day, many people who worked there are still reluctant to talk about it.

During the war, many ingenious aids and machines were developed at Bletchley Park to aid the breaking of codes. One of these was Colossus — the world’s first electronic computer.

(For many years the honour of being the world’s first electronic computer was given to the American ENIAC. In recent years, however, both the UK and US governments have declassified and released papers giving more information about Colossus. In the light of this historians have been forced to reconsider and most now agree that Colossus was in fact the world’s first electronic computer.)

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This article which you called "crap" is helpful to those who were looking for such information, what you all should have done, was to check out another article on another site to find EXACTLY what you were looking for.

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