Programming isn’t always glamorous—most of the time, it’s just staring at a screen, wondering why your code isn’t working (spoiler: it’s usually a missing semicolon). Today’s post features the ...
Prof. David Gries, computer science, programmed for the first time in 1959 on a “fake computer.” The machine used a “fake language,” Gries said, as computer languages like Java had not been invented ...
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