👉 Beginned computing, also known as the birth of computer science, marks the transition from manual calculations to automated computation, primarily through the invention of mechanical devices like Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine in the early 19th century, and later electronic computers such as ENIAC in the mid-20th century. These machines were designed to perform complex mathematical operations much faster and more accurately than humans, laying the foundation for modern computing. The concept of stored-program computers, where both data and instructions are stored in memory, further revolutionized computing, enabling more versatile and efficient processing. This era set the stage for the rapid development of digital technology, transforming industries, communication, and daily life.
