Charles Babbage |
Early life
He was born at 44 Crosby Row, the road of Walworth in London
of England. His father had four children and he was the one of them. His father’s name was Benjamin Babbage and his mother’s name was Betsy Plumleigh Teape. In the East Teighnmouth of the old Rowdens house, his family was transferred in 1808.
In 1810 Babbage attended at trinity college, Cambridge.He had self thought about contemporary mathematiand the He was member of the ghost club and the extractors club.In the peter house he transferred to in 1812. In 1814 without examination he received a degree. He joined as a professor at Cambridge. He had capacity about absolute measurements. He was also a pioneer.ophthalmoscope was his another invented things.
Family
He was married with Georgiana white more on 25 July in 1814.They had eight children and four children were alived. The children were Benjamin Herschel, Drugald Bromhead, Charles Georgiana white more, Henry prevost.
of England. His father had four children and he was the one of them. His father’s name was Benjamin Babbage and his mother’s name was Betsy Plumleigh Teape. In the East Teighnmouth of the old Rowdens house, his family was transferred in 1808.
In 1810 Babbage attended at trinity college, Cambridge.He had self thought about contemporary mathematiand the He was member of the ghost club and the extractors club.In the peter house he transferred to in 1812. In 1814 without examination he received a degree. He joined as a professor at Cambridge. He had capacity about absolute measurements. He was also a pioneer.ophthalmoscope was his another invented things.
Family
He was married with Georgiana white more on 25 July in 1814.They had eight children and four children were alived. The children were Benjamin Herschel, Drugald Bromhead, Charles Georgiana white more, Henry prevost.
Computing Pioneer
Babbage was the inventor of the mechanical
computers. But he had funding problems and the government gave £17,000 for his project after 10
years later.. He was failed to
confidence about his project. The
machines of Babbage were unwieldy, separated of the memoryand data program,
units were separated.
Death
On 18 October 1871 he
was died at 1Dorset Street, Marylebone. His great-great-grandson published the autopsy
report in 1983. In the science Museum of London , Charles Babbage’s brain is
taken for display and at the Hunterian Museum the other part of his brain is
taken for display.
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