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tino4ka555 [31]
2 years ago
6

Write the journey of the invention of computer,radio,tv,train,mobile from impossible to possible in your own words. Write about

any one in easy words I will mark brainliest to best one
English
1 answer:
dexar [7]2 years ago
3 0

To write about the journey of the computer, the writer can begin by:

  • Noting how the Punch card was created in 1890 so that the US Census can be calculated effectively.
  • This was followed by a list of other inventions like the Turing Machine in 1936, Hewlett-Packard in 1939, the creation of computer chips in 1958, and finally, the installation of computers in the White House in 1978.

<h3>How is a history or journey written?</h3>

While the above is an overview, a complete history will exhaustively mention the reason behind the invention and other improvements that were made to data-driven machines before the development of the modern computer.

The journies of the other machines mentioned above will also follow the same pattern.

Learn more about the invention of the computer here:

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