(1) Listen The ENIAC was an electronic computer built in the 1940s. True False

True! The ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer) was indeed one of the first electronic general-purpose computers, completed in 1945. It was designed to calculate artillery firing tables for the United States Army and represented a significant leap in computer technology at the time. Although massive in size and requiring a lot of power, ENIAC was revolutionary and laid the groundwork for future computers. It used around 18,000 vacuum tubes and occupied about 1,800 square feet! Just imagine a room filled with blinking lights and humming machinery—definitely a far cry from our sleek, pocket-sized devices today!