The computer : an everyday machine / Enid Squire

By:

Squire, Enid

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Don Mills, Ontario : Addison-Wesley (Canada) Ltd., c1977.Edition: 2d edDescription: vi, 186 p. : ill. ; 25 cmISBN:

0201071584

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DDC classification:

001.64044 SQU

Summary: Puts the computer in perspective and introduces it as a tool that can be used and understood by the average person. Taking a simple problem and solving it using a hypothetical language and a computer language and a computer consisting of the simplest units possible as an approach, other subsequent questions arise similarly tackled in a logical manner. Items of interest are included and throughout the reader is reminded of the social problems posed by our "computerized" society

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Puts the computer in perspective and introduces it as a tool that can be used and understood by the average person. Taking a simple problem and solving it using a hypothetical language and a computer language and a computer consisting of the simplest units possible as an approach, other subsequent questions arise similarly tackled in a logical manner. Items of interest are included and throughout the reader is reminded of the social problems posed by our "computerized" society

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