Cybernetic Computer and Electronic Brain

The fascinating story of how computers work in clear, non-mathematical language

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• The fascinating story of how computers work in clear language
• There are no such things as electronic brains
• Beasts Made of Wires and Switches
• Game-Playing
• Mice, Bugs, Tortoises and foxes
• Speed
• Speed II
• How Computers Began
• How Computers Began II
• Information - Counted, Measured and Mailed
• Bits
• Graphics
• The Concise language of the Computer
• Punched Information
• Output Units
• Multiplication is Vexation
• Gates and Flip-Flops
• The Transistor Age
• Codes
• Negaters
• Adding by Computer
• Adding by Computer II
• Storage
• The Beat
• Multiplying
• Code Tests
• Calculation Methods
• Binary Addition
• Subtracting Binarily
• Code Tests
• Every Memory is Magnetic
• Storages
• Access Time
• Magnetic Drums
• Ring Cores
• Addresses
• Flip-Flops for Storage
• Blocks
• Disc Storage
• The Music Box
• Automatic Program Controls
• Sub-Programs
• Programming a Payroll
• Instructions
• Index Registers
• Variations Between Machines
• Instruction Unit
• Successful Programming
• Numbers in parentheses
• The jump instruction
• Frequently used commands
• The language is simple
• Seven nines

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Electronic brains

No electronic brains
Information
The Concise language
Multiplication is Vexation
Every Memory is Magnetic
The Music Box
Successful Programming

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