Programming Language innovators Which data structure? Famous Computer Scientists Let's look at hardware Computer Science in Media
100
Guido van Rossum
I designed Python
100
Array
Python lists are implemented using me.
100
Tim Berners-Lee
I was the pioneer of the world-wide-web.
100
CPU (central processing unit)
I am one of the core components of a computer, responsible for carrying out instructions
100
1984
This 1949 literary classic paints a dystopian picture of a society controlled by mass surveillance.
200
Dennis Ritchie
In 1972, I worked in Bell Labs to create the C programming language
200
AVL (Adelson-Velsky and Landis) tree
I am the first self-balancing tree ever to be developed.
200
Edsger Dijkstra
I am known for multiple contributions to computer science, including the developing of a shortest path algorithm and the semaphore.
200
RAM (random access memory)
I am the volatile, "working memory" of a computer
200
The Imitation Game
This movie told the story of Alan Turing's efforts to break the German Enigma at Bletchley Park during World War II
300
Alain Colmerauer
Who was the primary designer of Prolog?
300
Skip list
I am a generalization of a linked list; think of me as a hierarchy of stacked, sorted linked lists that guarantees O(logN) performance.
300
Ray Kurzwell
Known for his work in speech recognition and his infamous, futurist predictions, this controversial computer scientist has seen his critics, but has also been hailed as Edison's rightful heir.
300
Optical Disk
Invented in 1959, I was created as a data storage medium and have many forms (DVD, Bluray)
300
Neuromancer
This 1984 cyberpunk novel was the winner of the science fiction "triple-crown."






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