Explain that humans can invent something as amazing as a computer

The computer is undoubtedly one of the greatest technological inventions, which can make people's life and work convenient and interesting. But a machine is always a machine, and it never thinks what you think like a human being. But human imagination is always rich, people always fantasize that the computer will one day become like a human, have thoughts, feelings, can speak, and can also become intimate friends with human beings, there is a movie called "My Computer Can Talk", which tells the story of such an intelligent computer.

Most people would say that it was the Americans Motorley and Ecataki. In 1946, they invented what was then known as the Eniac computer.

Actually, this is a misunderstanding. The authentic inventor of the computer should have been a German named Konrad Chuzer. June 22, 2010 is Chu Ze's 100th birthday.

In 1935, Chu Ze used his home as his workplace and began to explore the invention and production of computers alone.

In 1938, Chu Ze completed a purely mechanical computer, the Z-1. The computer's greatest contribution was the adoption of binary for the first time. In the memory assembled in thin steel plates, Chu Ze uses a needle that moves through a fine hole to indicate the number "0" or "1".

In 1939, Chuze made improvements to the Z-1. On the basis of the extensive use of relays, he assembled a second, electromagnetic computer, the Z-2.

In 1941, the third electromagnetic computer, the Z-3, was completed. It uses 2,600 relays and is input with perforated paper tape for binary program control. Although the idea of program control has been advocated in the past, Chu Ze is the first person to put it into practice.

Chu Ze, who invented the computer as early as 1938, has been almost forgotten for decades. It was not until 1962 that he was recognized as one of the inventors of the computer and became known as the "father of the computer".

Chu Ze died on December 18, 1995 in Schönfeld, Hesse, Germany. And in 1995, Bill Gates paid a visit to Chu Ze. Interestingly, the soon-to-be-deceased originator of computers painted a portrait of Gates, who became the richest man in the world by borrowing a computer.

To this day, Gates still hangs the portrait in his office.

The first computer (ENIAC) was born in the United States in February 1946. The American mathematician von Neumann, who proposed the program storage, began the development of ENIAC in 1943 with the funding of the U.S. War Department, which was completed in 1946;

The original meaning of computer was "calculator", that is, humans invented computers to help with complex number crunching. The concept of this artificial calculator can be traced back to the great French thinker Pascal in the seventeenth century. Pascal's father was the tax collector, and the currency system at that time was not a decimal system, which was very cumbersome to calculate.

In order to assist his father, Pascal invented the first calculator that could perform addition and subtraction operations using the principle of gears. Later, the German mathematician Leibniz improved it and invented a calculator that could do multiplication and division. Although the functions of the calculator were improved and refined in the future, the real electric calculator had to wait until 1944 AD to be manufactured.

The first machine that can really be called a computer was born in the United States in 1946, invented by Mao Qili and Eckert, and the name is ENIAC. The computer uses vacuum tubes to process signals, so it's bulky (it takes up a room) and consumes a lot of power (the whole town knows about it, because the lights in every house are dim!). And the memory capacity is very low (only more than 100 words), but it is already a major advance in human technology.

And we usually call this kind of computer that uses a vacuum tube the first generation of computers. The first generation of computers was the size of two classrooms, which was much different from the size of the personal computers we use today. At that time, the computer parts were vacuum tubes (which can no longer be found) and the archive thing is a punch card, if there is no design concept of predecessors, there is no invention of the computer, so it is a bit difficult to define who invented the computer.

Here are two that I don't know which one is correct: In the year, Walter Aiken in the United States built the first new type of computer, named "Mark 1". The computer was huge, made loud noises when operated, and could only handle two additional problems per second, but it was the first computer after all. 2.

Generally speaking, the world's first computer was designed and developed in 1945 by two professors at the University of Pennsylvania - Mochley and Eckert. However, before that, people had been working on computers for a long time.

People are very lazy and don't want to do things that are repetitive, so they try their best to create and invent, and as a result, invention improves efficiency.

The invention of the computer was to improve the efficiency of production, and the impact was the third industrial revolution.