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Line 97: \|[[Plankalkül]] (year of conceptualization) \|[[Konrad Zuse]] \| \|rowspan=3 style="border: 1px light grey; text-align: center;"\| none (unique language) ▼ \|- \| 1943–46 \| [[ENIAC\|ENIAC coding system ]] \| [[John von Neumann]], [[John Mauchly]], [[J. Presper Eckert]] and [[Herman Goldstine]] after [[Alan Turing]]. The first programmers of ENIAC were [[Kathleen Antonelli\|Kay McNulty]], [[Jean Bartik\|Betty Jennings]], [[Betty Holberton\|Betty Snyder]], [[Marlyn Wescoff\|Marlyn Meltzer]], [[Frances Spence\|Fran Bilas]], and [[Ruth Teitelbaum\|Ruth Lichterman]]. ▲\|rowspan=32 style="border: 1px light grey; text-align: center;"\| none (unique language) \|- \| 1946

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