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2. americanhistory.si.edu › explore › stories50 years of the computer language BASIC - National Museum of ...

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   Aug 5, 2014 · By Peggy A. Kidwell, NMAH August 5, 2014. Fifty years ago, mathematicians John Kemeny and Thomas Kurtz of Dartmouth College in New Hampshire introduced BASIC, a new language for programming computers.

3. www.nytimes.com › 1992/12/27 › usJohn Kemeny, 66, Computer Pioneer and Educator

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   Dec 27, 1992 · John G. Kemeny, a distinguished mathematician and computer pioneer who was president of Dartmouth College for more than a decade, died yesterday at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in ...

4. archive.org › details › mancomputerbyjoh0000johnMan and the Computer by John G. Kemeny (1972-01-01) - Archive.org

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   Jun 6, 2023 · Man and the Computer by John G. Kemeny (1972-01-01)

5. www.columbia.edu › ~jrh29 › kemenyJohn G. Kemeny: BASIC and DTSS: Everyone a Programmer

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   Sadly, an important pioneer of the computer revolution has died. John G. Kemeny, co-inventor of the computer language BASIC and of the Dartmouth Time Sharing System (DTSS) and advocate of universal education in programming died unexpectedly on December 26, 1992. He was 66 years old. John Kemeny was ...

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7. history.computer.org › pioneers › kemenyComputer Pioneers - John George Kemeny

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   May 1, 1993 · John Kemeny was part of many of the seminal events of the computer revolution. He made major contributions to its foundation and he thought deeply into this revolution. His death was untimely but he has left the value of his work to help us take on the challenges that confront the progress to which he contributed.

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   How did John Kemeny contribute to the computer revolution?

   • John Kemeny was part of many of the seminal events of the computer revolution. He made major contributions to its foundation and he thought deeply into this revolution. His death was untimely but he has left the value of his work to help us take on the challenges that confront the progress to which he contributed.

   Computer Pioneers - John George Kemeny

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   What did John Kemeny know about basic?

   • "John Kemeny had a remarkably astute intuition," said Thomas Kurtz, a professor of mathematics at Dartmouth with whom Mr. Kemeny created Basic in 1964. "He knew that to we had to create a new language." Accessible to Students

   John Kemeny, 66, Computer Pioneer and Educator

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   When was John Kemeny born?

   • John Kemeny was born in Budapest on May 31, 1926. [Edited with permission from Internet posting by Jay Robert Hauben on Newsgroups: alt.amateur-comp, comp.lang.misc, alt.1ang.basic, sci.misc, and comp.misc. May 31, 1993. Also reprinted with permission from The Amateur Computerist, Vol. 5, No. 1-2, May 1, 1993.]

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   What did John Kemeny teach computer programming?

   • Basic (for Beginner's All-Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code) provided the intellectual building blocks for many later forms of software and is still a major tool in teaching computer programming. "John Kemeny had a remarkably astute intuition," said Thomas Kurtz, a professor of mathematics at Dartmouth with whom Mr. Kemeny created Basic in 1964.

   John Kemeny, 66, Computer Pioneer and Educator

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9. archive.org › details › philosopherlooks0000kemeA philosopher looks at science : Kemeny, John G : Free ...

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   Oct 2, 2018 · Includes chapters on scientific language, mathematics, probability, credibility and induction, scientific explanations, life, and science and values 273 pages 24 cm