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Also known as general-purpose computer, computers

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A computer is an invention and machine that functions as a computing platform, information processor, and data terminal equipment. It utilizes electronics, mechanical energy, and electricity. The subject includes parts such as input-output devices, software, computer hardware, and computer keyboards. It is distinct from calculators, central processing units, computer monitors, and computing.

The computer was discovered or invented by Charles Babbage in 1945. It is studied by computer science and exhibits characteristics including computer configuration, class of computers, computer performance, and computer interface. The topic is categorized under Computers and is maintained by WikiProject Computer Science, WikiProject Computing, WikiProject Software, and WikiProject Engineering. It appears on focus lists for Wikipedia articles and has social media followers totaling 175367.

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Instance of
machine
Image
Lenovo G500s laptop-2903.jpg
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topic's main category
Category:Computers
Commons category
Computers
Commons gallery
Computer
on focus list of Wikimedia project
Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
different from
computing
has characteristic
computer interface
equivalent class
id.cabi.org/cabt/31374
name
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social media followers
175367
time of discovery or invention
1945-00-00
hashtag
computer
discoverer or inventor
Charles Babbage
P13411
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