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Posted on 17-01-08 15:30
what was the earliest known code?
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Posted on 17-01-08 15:31
You mean like programming code or what? :whoa:



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Posted on 17-01-08 15:34
redtohacker, right its good to ask question's but you are asking many at the moment and people will be willing to help, but maybe use google and try to explain in more detail what you are trying to find out.

Then ypu will get alot better replies and learn alot more.



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Posted on 17-01-08 16:23
dex_poet wrote:

and the first programmable computer was called a bombe. It was used to brute force the Enigma machine just after WW1. Given from the polish to French and English 2 weeks before Germany invaded Poland.


Actually the first programmable computer was the difference engine invented by Charles Babbage but anyway if your asking about modern computer languages i would say Short Code or FORTRAN i saw a show on UKTV History the other day about the first computers and it was quite interesting :happy:


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Posted on 17-01-08 16:37
jaggedlancer wrote:
dex_poet wrote:

and the first programmable computer was called a bombe. It was used to brute force the Enigma machine just after WW1. Given from the polish to French and English 2 weeks before Germany invaded Poland.


Actually the first programmable computer was the difference engine invented by Charles Babbage but anyway if your asking about modern computer languages i would say Short Code or FORTRAN i saw a show on UKTV History the other day about the first computers and it was quite interesting :happy:


Aye he's right, or atleast that's the earliest i've ever heard of. Pity he was thrown in jail for homosexuality.

Apologies if i'm thinking of something else.



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Posted on 17-01-08 16:39
jaggedlancer wrote:
dex_poet wrote:

and the first programmable computer was called a bombe. It was used to brute force the Enigma machine just after WW1. Given from the polish to French and English 2 weeks before Germany invaded Poland.


Actually the first programmable computer was the difference engine invented by Charles Babbage but anyway if your asking about modern computer languages i would say Short Code or FORTRAN i saw a show on UKTV History the other day about the first computers and it was quite interesting :happy:


Aye he's right, or atleast that's the earliest i've ever heard of. Pity he was thrown in jail for homosexuality.

Apologies if i'm thinking of something else.



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Posted on 17-01-08 16:50
sorry ,i mean cipher.
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Posted on 17-01-08 17:14
dex_poet wrote:
I guess it was. I thought Babbage gave up on NO. 1 and lost funding on NO. 2, but it's online.

The bombes were also interesting though. Like you could have a bunch of them wired together so that when the key to the encryption is found, a circuit is completed and a light turns on. They also did not have pre-computed values.


Number one failed i believe because the valves used kept over-heating there was hundreds upon hundreds of them in it. Again vague memories but if people want to know it's only a small google away.



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Posted on 17-01-08 17:44
JamesBlack wrote:
Aye he's right, or atleast that's the earliest i've ever heard of. Pity he was thrown in jail for homosexuality.

Apologies if i'm thinking of something else.


wasn't that Alan Turing? Alan Turing was murdered (imho) by anti-gay activists....such a shame, he was one of the most intelligent mathematicians ever.

Anyway, the early computer languages (like,50s - 70s) that resembled the english language (i.e. had english language keywords) were mostly all invented by women...which i guess is because women are better at linguistics than men (usually).



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Posted on 17-01-08 19:13
It wont be the first, I'm sure, but the earliest one I can think of is the Caesar Cipher, I'm not going to say who or when, figure it out haha ;)

I think it's the kinda thing that's going to have gone back so far it's just simply not recorded.


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Posted on 17-01-08 19:18
x_5631 wrote:
It wont be the first, I'm sure, but the earliest one I can think of is the Caesar Cipher, I'm not going to say who or when, figure it out haha ;)

I think it's the kinda thing that's going to have gone back so far it's just simply not recorded.


That's a way of encoding/stegano'ing, not a code/language.




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Posted on 17-01-08 19:21
spyware wrote:
That's a way of encoding/stegano'ing, not a code/language.


redhothacker wrote:
sorry ,i mean cipher.



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Posted on 17-01-08 19:27
Oh, right. Cipher. Sorry!




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but it is suicidal for nations in the long term.”
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Posted on 17-01-08 20:45
in the ancient caves of somalia they discovered, along with a couple of drawings of elephants and other animals the following code:

public void class CookFood (int intensity, int time )
{
Fire.Start(intensity)
while (t=0, t<=time, t++)
SitAndWatch
}
return;
}

this shows the primitivity of the early homo sapiens since the code is not properly indented. it is assumed that 50% of the early humans died during the indentation wars.


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Posted on 17-01-08 22:35
along with the hunt for a compiler. . .
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Posted on 18-01-08 00:30
Actually the first programmable computer was the difference engine invented by Charles Babbage


Actually Babbage's "Analytical Engine" never actually worked. It was a great idea though, even though it lookes like it must have weiged tons lol.


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Posted on 18-01-08 00:36
Uh, I was recently poking around 30 year old C code which still compiled and worked with little to no changes :)


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Posted on 18-01-08 07:51
lemmingmolester wrote:
Uh, I was recently poking around 30 year old C code which still compiled and worked with little to no changes :)


Cool :D



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Posted on 21-02-08 21:59
http://www.poppyfields.net/filks/00259.html

A nice little song there. :p



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Posted on 21-02-08 22:19
c4p_sl0ck wrote:
http://www.poppyfields.net/filks/00259.html

A nice little song there. :p


LOL :D



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