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Class 12General KnowledgeBasic Computer KnowledgeHistory and Generations of Computers.Hard
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What is the correct generational difference between Mark I and ENIAC?

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Correct answer: Mark I was electromechanical while ENIAC was vacuum tube based electronic

Mark I was not a fully electronic computer while ENIAC is linked with first generation electronic computers. For exams separate electromechanical and electronic.

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Mark IEniacElectromechanicalHistory And Generations Of Computers.History And Generations Of ComputersBasic Computer KnowledgeGeneral KnowledgeClass 12 Mcq
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