GROUP 3.

LEADER:PRINCE ELVIN
LIWANAG
MEMBER:QUINN XAVIER
PONA
XEON CYRUS SAPANTA
WINSTON CUBELO
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EIDRID AUSTRIA
 COMPUTER ARTICLE
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 We will talk about
computer
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 COMPUTER
● A computer is a digital
electronic machine that
can be programmed to carry
out sequences of
arithmetic or logical
operations (computation)
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automatically.
 hardware
REFERS TO THE EXTERNAL
AND INTERNAL DEVICES
AND EQUIPMENT THAT
ENABLE YOU TO PERFORM
MAJOR PUNCTION SUCH AS
INPUT,OUTPUT,STORAGE,CO
MMUNICATION PROCESSING
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AND MORE "

 SOFTWARE
COMPRISES THE ENTIRE
SET OF
PROGRAMS,PROCEDURES
AND ROUTINES
ASSOCIATED WITH THE
OPERATION OF A
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COMPUTER SYSTEM.
 ARITHMETIC AND LOGICAL.
● EXAMPLES ● EXAMPLE
INCLUDE INCLUDE
CALCULATIONS COMPARISON
LIKE ADDITION OPERATION LIKE
SUBTRACTION GREATER THAN
DIFFERENTIALS LESS THAN
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SQUARE ROOT EQUAL TO

ETC OPPOSITE.
Great Idea!
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 THE CREATOR OF THE
COMPUTER
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CHARLES BABBAGE
Charles Babbage, an English mechanical engineer and
polymath, originated the concept of a programmable
.
computer. Considered the "father of the computer“
Charles Babbage is famous for The calculating engines of
English mathematician Charles Babbage (1791-1871) are among
the most celebrated icons in the prehistory of computing.
Babbage's Difference Engine No. 1 was the first successful
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automatic calculator and remains one of the finest examples of

 PASCALINE
Pascaline was invented in 1642 by
Biaise Pascal, a French
mathematician and philosopher. It is
thought to be the first mechanical and
automated calculator. It was a
wooden box with gears and wheels
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inside.
 ABACUS
Abacus was invented by the
Chinese around 4000 years
ago. It’s a wooden rack with
metal rods with beads attached
to them. The abacus operator
moves the beads according to
certain guidelines to complete
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arithmetic computations.
 ANALYTICAL
ENGINE
Charles Babbage created another
calculating machine, the Analytical
Engine, in 1830. It was a mechanical
computer that took input from punch
cards. It was capable of solving any
mathematical problem and storing
data in an indefinite memory.
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Thank you!
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