"IBM 1401 Programming Systems" by Anonymous is a manual from the early days of computing. It acts as a guide for using the IBM 1401 computer in businesses, explaining the different programming languages and techniques used to make it work. Aimed at both programmers and managers, the book shows how these systems could make programming easier, save money, and allow different parts of a business to communicate better. The book talks about languages like COBOL and FORTRAN, and it gives examples of how pre-made programs, like the Report Program Generator, could quickly turn what managers needed into instructions the computer could follow, helping businesses make decisions faster. In general, the book is there to show the reader how IBM's programming could help solve business problems.
IBM 1401 Programming Systems
By Anonymous
Discover how early computer programming bridged the gap between business needs and the powerful, but complex, machines that helped shape modern industry.
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