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The abacus is still used today in parts of Russia and Asia, mostly by vendors in street markets or in shops. Needless to say, the parts and the general programme must be written in the same language and dialect, or they must be adapted for conforming to it. With later improvements, Lisp was until the 1990's the most used language for Artificial Intelligence, being still used in the early XXI century. Still today they can be found at good stationery shops, but in the same fashion as with logarithmic tables, calculation rulers gradually fell out of favour in the 1970's, with the advent of electronic calculators. Pascal became important during the 1980's and early 1990's, largely substituting Fortran in the academic field and for scientific or commercial purposes, being even pointed as a probable successor of Basic, but later it gradually fell back into the classrooms whence it came. Its main characteristics are: -Communication through a long chain of bytes (called "octets", for being usual at that time the bytes composed of eight bits). They cost between five and eight dollars each from various distributors, depending on the exact configuration.

A potion vending machine, all eight color-coded potions from the chem set for your Sims' beverage needs! An Italian mathematician wrote a description of this machine, description that Lady Ada Augusta Countess of Lovelace enlarged in 1843, explaining how the machine could be programmed. About 1660: calculator machine by Sir Samuel Morland. Taking the word "computer" in its etymological sense of "counter" or "calculator", some of those primitive computers are: -The calculation devices of John Napier in 1617, of William Oughtred in 1621-1627, and of Bissaker in 1654. -The calculator machines of Heinrich Schickart in 1623, of Blaise Pascal in 1642-1652, of Sir Samuel Morland about 1660, of Wilhelm Leibnitz in 1694, and of Mattieu Hahn in 1779. Besides those purely mathematical calculators, the first automatic machines were built by M. Falcon in 1728, by Basile Bouchon in those years, and by Joseph Marie Jacquard in 1801-1804. The first mechanic computers were tentatively built by Charles Babbage in 1821-1834 and in 1834-1871, although they were never finished by him. In 1975, Mister Paul Allen and Mister William Bill Gates, founders of Micro-Soft Corporation (name later modified to Microsoft Corporation), began their activities by adapting a Basic dialect to microcomputers. Steve Garland modified Dartmouth Basic 6 to facilitate structured modular programming in connected blocks, in an effort to avert the abuse of line jumping by GOTO or GOSUB instructions that was a typical characteristic of sequential linear programming in a single block.

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