Milestones of Computer Generations

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Test your knowledge on computer generations.

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Milestones of Computer GenerationsOnline version Test your knowledge on computer generations. by Melchell Sanchez 1 Fifth generation ended by 2010. Yes No 2 Second generation used vacuum tubes exclusively. Yes No 3 The fifth generation was the first to use integrated circuits. Yes No 4 Third generation began in the 1980s. Yes No 5 Third generation – 1965 to 1970. Yes No 6 Vacuum tubes were enormous and consumed a lot of electricity. Yes No 7 The second generation did not use semiconductors. Yes No 8 The first generation computers were small and cheap. Yes No 9 There is no overlap between generations. Yes No 10 Early computers generated a lot of heat. Yes No 11 Fourth generation – 1971 to Today. Yes No 12 Fifth generation – Today to future. Yes No 13 Second generation – 1959 to 1964. Yes No 14 All generations were defined by the same time span. Yes No 15 There are five generations of computers. Yes No 16 The first computers used vacuum tubes for circuitry. Yes No 17 First generation – 1946 to 1958. Yes No 18 Vacuum tubes produced very little heat. Yes No 19 There were six generations of computers. Yes No 20 First generation lasted until 1965. Yes No

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Milestones of Computer Generations

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Milestones of Computer GenerationsOnline version

by Melchell Sanchez

Fifth generation ended by 2010.

Second generation used vacuum tubes exclusively.

The fifth generation was the first to use integrated circuits.

Third generation began in the 1980s.

Third generation – 1965 to 1970.

Vacuum tubes were enormous and consumed a lot of electricity.

The second generation did not use semiconductors.

The first generation computers were small and cheap.

There is no overlap between generations.

Early computers generated a lot of heat.

Fourth generation – 1971 to Today.

Fifth generation – Today to future.

Second generation – 1959 to 1964.

All generations were defined by the same time span.

There are five generations of computers.

The first computers used vacuum tubes for circuitry.

First generation – 1946 to 1958.

Vacuum tubes produced very little heat.

There were six generations of computers.

First generation lasted until 1965.