In 1948, significant advancements in computertechnology were taking place, marking a pivotal year in the evolution of computers. One of the most notable developments was the proposal of the "Stored Program Concept" by John von Neumann, which became foundational for modern computing. This concept suggested that acomputer's program instructions could be stored in its memory, allowing for more flexible and powerful computing capabilities compared to earlier systems that required manual rewiring for different tasks.
