The history of computer is divided into 5 generations.
First Generation 1941-1956
Second Generation 1956-1963
Third Generation 1964-1971
Fourth Generation 1971- Present
Fifth Generation Present and Beyond
Generation in computer terminology is a step in technology. It provides the all information about the growth of computer industry. The term generation was used to distinguish between varying the hardware technologies. Now a days, it has been extended to include both hardware and software that together make up a computer system.
There are five generations:-
First generation (1942-55)
Second Generation (1955-64)
Third Generation (1964-75)
Fourth Generation(1975-89)
Fifth Generation (1989-Present)
From:- (ROHIT KUMAR)
A group of computers built in the same general time frame with the same general technologies.
In almost any manner that suits the persons making the classification to help emphasize their conclusions.
the computer generations are based on the electronic technology used:
six generation is a network bandwith
importance of computer
edvac is an exmple of whic generation computer ?
2ng generation. It used transistors and magnetic core memory
fifth generation
It has no computer related meaning that I am aware of.
Actionscript is connected to computer terminology. Actionscript programming is actually a language learning program. It tells the computer what to do and what information to collect.
Field Manipulation Language
Something is considered "enabled" if it is usable, operational, or available.
The term 'word' in computer terminology refers to:
Mostly a difference in terminology. They mean essentially the same.
It could mean: RAM Optical Instrument Rules of Interaction (Gaming) Read Only Information
Dialogue in computer terminology refers to any form of text that is being displayed to the user.
the frame-type is the brand of frame on your computer...like the black(or white,ect)edge....you know what in talking about?
six generation is a network bandwith
It means that with each so-called "generation", there was a major breakthrough in computers. Terms such as "fourth generation" or "fifth generation" are not clearly defined, especially for the later generations.
Six generation of computer