How computers really work / Jack R. White.
By: White, Jack R.
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BookPublisher: New York : Dodd, Mead, c1986Description: 112 p. : ill.ISBN: 039608768X.Subject(s): Computers -- Juvenile literature | ComputersDDC classification: 004�19 Summary: Describes the development of computers explaining how they work and their many uses.
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Describes the development of computers explaining how they work and their many uses.
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