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Konrad Zuse and Plankalkül: A Programming Language Designed Before Electronic Stored-Program Computers

Konrad Zuse designed Plankalkül during and immediately after the Second World War as a notation for expressing general computational plans, decades before the language was fully published or implemented.

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