This document appears to be a chapter about the generation of computers that includes questions to test knowledge. It covers early calculating devices like Napier's bones and the abacus, as well as different generations of computers such as mainframe computers, supercomputers, microcomputers, and mentions specific computers like the IBMZ, PARAM, Dell, Apple 1, and mentions Jon Napier and third generation computers. The chapter contains fill in the blank and true/false questions to match terms with different generations and types of computers.
This document appears to be a chapter about the generation of computers that includes questions to test knowledge. It covers early calculating devices like Napier's bones and the abacus, as well as different generations of computers such as mainframe computers, supercomputers, microcomputers, and mentions specific computers like the IBMZ, PARAM, Dell, Apple 1, and mentions Jon Napier and third generation computers. The chapter contains fill in the blank and true/false questions to match terms with different generations and types of computers.
This document appears to be a chapter about the generation of computers that includes questions to test knowledge. It covers early calculating devices like Napier's bones and the abacus, as well as different generations of computers such as mainframe computers, supercomputers, microcomputers, and mentions specific computers like the IBMZ, PARAM, Dell, Apple 1, and mentions Jon Napier and third generation computers. The chapter contains fill in the blank and true/false questions to match terms with different generations and types of computers.
Napier ;s bone was invented by Answer First calculating device Answer True or false Abacus was developed by jon napier Answer Honeywell 200 is a 1 st generation computer Answer icl 9000 is a forth generation computer answer param is chinse supercomputer answer Macth the following …. IBMZ MICROCOMUTER PARAM MAINFRAMECOMTER DELL MINCOMUTER PDP SUPERCOMPUTER APPLE 1 NAPIERS BONE JON NAPIER THIRD GENERTION