Yes, Babbage invented the first fully automatic programmable digital computer. However his machine was entirely mechanical and he was never able to get supporters or funding to build it.
It took another century before the automatic programmable digital computer was reinvented, but this time it was electronic. The inventor Tommy Flowers, built 11 of them during WW2 between 1944 and 1945 for Bletchley Park to use for breaking the German "tunny" teletype cypher, but these machines were kept classified by the British until the late 1970s so are usually not in the history books. The people that most history books credit for the invention of the modern automatic programmable digital electronic computer worked on ENIAC but it is not known who in this group got the idea first, only that the idea came in early 1945.
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1945, Charles Babbage inventor of first computer.
The first computer closely related to today's computer was invented by Charles Babbage between 1833 and 1871. Babbage was a British mathematician. Konrad Zuse was the inventor of the first programmable computer.
Charles Babbage and it was first made for military use
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Charles Babbage. there are other questions on this English mathematician and computer inventor. it was called an analytical engine, not how you spelled it
1945, Charles Babbage inventor of first computer.
Charles Babbage is credited to be the inventor of the first computer in 1832. He is considered as the Father of Computing.
The first computer closely related to today's computer was invented by Charles Babbage between 1833 and 1871. Babbage was a British mathematician. Konrad Zuse was the inventor of the first programmable computer.
Charles Babbage, a British mathematician and original thinker, was the inventor of the first mechanical computing machine, called the 'Difference Engine'. He has often been referred to, quite rightly, as the 'Pioneer of the computer'.
Analytical Engine
Charles Babbage and it was first made for military use
Babbage has priority as his invention precedes Zuse by about a century, even though he never was able to build it.
Babbage in England in 19th century
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Charles Babbage spoke Spainsh
It took Charles Babbage 9 years to get the computer right.
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