Whose logbook ?
Quoting Yadhu ,
“Logbook of Grace Hopper .
She worked on Harvard’s Mark I (1944) and Mark II (1945) computers. One day, noticing that the computer had failed, Hopper and her colleagues discovered a moth in a faulty relay. The insect was removed and fixed to the page of a logbook as the “first actual bug found” . The words “bug” and “debugging” now familiar terms in computer vocabulary , are attributed to Hopper”
Cracked by Rithwik , Arun AS , Johny Walker , Debasish , Abhi , Anil Raghavan , Nishanth Raman , Jithin , Yadhu , Arun Hiregange , Bobby and Ajay Parasuraman . Half credits to Kamal Rathi .
Photo of what is possibly the first real bug found in a computer.
Grace Murray Hopper
Grace Hopper and her group working on Mark II Computer at Harvard University
Grace Murray Hopper
Grace Murray Hopper’s logbook, with the first computer ‘bug’
Grace hopper/first computer bug
Rear Admiral Grace Murray Hopper
Grace Hopper is incorrectly attributed to the coining of the term bug(computer bug). Operators at the Computation Laboratory traced an error in the Mark II(electromechanical computer) to a moth trapped in a relay, coining the term bug. This bug was carefully removed and taped to the log book September 9th 1945.
Grace Hopper publicized the cause of a malfunction, thus being wrongly credited with the term ‘bug’
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Grace Hooper finding the bug.
ans: logbook of Grace Hopper
She worked on Harvard’s Mark I (1944) and Mark II (1945) computers.One day, noticing that the computer had failed, Hopper and her colleagues discovered a moth in a faulty relay. The insect was removed and fixed to the page of a logbook as the “first actual bug found.” The words “bug” and “debugging, ” now familiar terms in computer vocabulary, are attributed to Hopper.
Grace Hopper
The first bug eh?
Grace Hooper. The log book is that of the first “debug” . The moth which cause the problem is on the yellow note
Grace Hopper – First case of comp getting bugged.
Grace Hopper – first real bug found in a computer.
concord?