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Theoretical computer science / Christopher Strachey / Alan Turing / Turing machine / Ferranti Mark 1 / Manchester Mark 1 / Computer / Algorithm / ELIZA / Computing / Classes of computers / Computer hardware
Date: 2013-08-18 16:39:09
Theoretical computer science
Christopher Strachey
Alan Turing
Turing machine
Ferranti Mark 1
Manchester Mark 1
Computer
Algorithm
ELIZA
Computing
Classes of computers
Computer hardware

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