Across
- 1. Considered the first computer programmer.
- 4. Created by Charles Babbage in
- 5. Used to crack codes in the 2nd world war.
- 10. Considered the second generation of computer.
- 11. Consists of a number of electronic circuits, all on a single “chip” or semiconductor.
- 14. Never actually built but set the tone for the first non-human computer.
- 15. A device that takes binary input data and performs operations on that data from instructions stored in memory, providing the results as output.
- 17. Considered the first generation of computer.
- 18. Gained popularity in the 70s and 80s, first produced by Commodore, Apple and IBM
- 20. Considered the fourth generation of computer.
Down
- 2. Created the Difference Engine in 1822.
- 3. Mechanical calculator that could solve polynomial functions.
- 6. Refers to a computer with no moving parts.
- 7. Small electronic switches that revolutionised computing.
- 8. The fastest computer today, with 9,216 CPUs.
- 9. Created by Alan Turing in 1936.
- 12. Said to be the first electronic, digital, programmable computer.
- 13. Developed by Tommy Flowers in the 1940s and said to be the first electronic, digital, programmable computer. However, not general purpose.
- 16. Considered the third generation of computer.
- 19. The first microprocessor.