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SIGCSE 2004 1
Who are you?
30.20.10.
29.19.9.
28.18.8.
27.17.7.
26.16.6.
25.15.5.
24.14.4.
23.13.3.
22.12.2.
21.11.1.
SIGCSE 2004 2
Who are you?
60.50.40.
59.49.39.
58.48.38.
57.47.37.
56.46.36.
55.45.35.
54.44.34.
53.43.33.
52.42.32.
51.41.31.
SIGCSE 2004 3
Who are you?
90.80.70.
89.79.69.
88.78.68.
87.77.67.
86.76.66.
85.75.65.
84.74.64.
83.73.63.
82.72.62.
81.71.61.
SIGCSE 2004 4
Who are you?
120.110.100.
119.109.99.
118.108.98.
117.107.97.
116.106.96.
115.105.95.
114.104.94.
113.103.93.
112.102.92.
111.101.91.
SIGCSE 2004 5
APL,
Assembly,
Algol,
Ada, and
Algorithms
3
2
5
4
1
SIGCSE 2004 6
Binary,
Binary Digit or bit,
BASIC,
Bug,
Byte
6
9
10
8
7
SIGCSE 2004 7
C and C++
CPU,
COBOL, and
Cyberspace
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13
12
11
SIGCSE 2004 8
Dylan,
Digital,
DOS, and
Debugging
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15
17
20
18
19
SIGCSE 2004 9
Emacs
EBCDIC,
Email,
Eiffel, and
Eniac 22
23
21
SIGCSE 2004 10
Forth,
Fortran,
FIFO, and
File
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25
28
27
26
SIGCSE 2004 11
Goto,
GNU,
GIF,
GPL, and
Garbage Collection,
29
31
30
2932
33
SIGCSE 2004 12
Haskell,
Hashing,
Hacker, and
Hardware
40
39
38
3736
35
34
SIGCSE 2004 13
Icon,
ISETL,
Invariant,
Internet, and
Iteration
43
41
42
SIGCSE 2004 14
Java,
Jump, and
JCL
45
44
46
SIGCSE 2004 15
K&R,
Kilobyte, and
Kluge
47
48
50
49
51
SIGCSE 2004 16
LISP,
Logo,
Linked lists,
Linux, and
Loop,53
52
54
56
55
SIGCSE 2004 17
Modula-2,
Matlab,
ML,
Microprocessor, and
Macintosh58
57
59
61
60
6263
SIGCSE 2004 18
Network,
Netscape,
Nanosecond, and
NP65
64
66
67
SIGCSE 2004 19
Oberon,
Open Source,
Occam,
Objective-C, and
Object Oriented
68
69
SIGCSE 2004 20
Perl,
Python,
Pascal,
Postscript, and
P=NP
70
7473
7271
SIGCSE 2004 21
Quicksort,
QWERTY,
Quick and Dirty,
Queue
76
75
SIGCSE 2004 22
Ratfor,
RTFM,
Random,
Ruby, and
Recursion,79 78
82
81
80
77
SIGCSE 2004 23
Scheme,
Smalltalk,
Simula,
Stack, and
SIGCSE86
88
87
85
84
83
SIGCSE 2004 24
TeX,
TCP/IP,
Tcl,
Trojan horse, and
Turing award
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91 90
89
SIGCSE 2004 25
Unix,
URL,
Unicode,
Usenet, and
User-friendly95 94
93
SIGCSE 2004 26
Visual Basic,
Virus,
Vector,
Virtual memory, and
Vaporware
98
97
96
SIGCSE 2004 27
WYSIWYG
Windows,
Wumpus, and
World Wide Web
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100
99
103
102101
104
SIGCSE 2004 28
Xwindows,
XOR,
Xerox Parc,
XML, and
XSLT
106
105
SIGCSE 2004 29
YACC, and
Y2K, and
Y combinator108
107
SIGCSE 2004 30
Zero,
Zork,
Ziv-Lempel,
Zip, and
Z
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111