SIGCSE 2004 1

Who are you?

30.20.10.

29.19.9.

28.18.8.

27.17.7.

26.16.6.

25.15.5.

24.14.4.

23.13.3.

22.12.2.

21.11.1.

SIGCSE 2004 2

Who are you?

60.50.40.

59.49.39.

58.48.38.

57.47.37.

56.46.36.

55.45.35.

54.44.34.

53.43.33.

52.42.32.

51.41.31.

SIGCSE 2004 3

Who are you?

90.80.70.

89.79.69.

88.78.68.

87.77.67.

86.76.66.

85.75.65.

84.74.64.

83.73.63.

82.72.62.

81.71.61.

SIGCSE 2004 4

Who are you?

120.110.100.

119.109.99.

118.108.98.

117.107.97.

116.106.96.

115.105.95.

114.104.94.

113.103.93.

112.102.92.

111.101.91.

SIGCSE 2004 5

APL,

Assembly,

Algol,

Ada, and

Algorithms

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2

5

4

1

SIGCSE 2004 6

Binary,

Binary Digit or bit,

BASIC,

Bug,

Byte

6

9

10

8

7

SIGCSE 2004 7

C and C++

CPU,

COBOL, and

Cyberspace

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13

12

11

SIGCSE 2004 8

Dylan,

Digital,

DOS, and

Debugging

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15

17

20

18

19

SIGCSE 2004 9

Emacs

EBCDIC,

Email,

Eiffel, and

Eniac 22

23

21

SIGCSE 2004 10

Forth,

Fortran,

FIFO, and

File

24

25

28

27

26

SIGCSE 2004 11

Goto,

GNU,

GIF,

GPL, and

Garbage Collection,

29

31

30

2932

33

SIGCSE 2004 12

Haskell,

Hashing,

Hacker, and

Hardware

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39

38

3736

35

34

SIGCSE 2004 13

Icon,

ISETL,

Invariant,

Internet, and

Iteration

43

41

42

SIGCSE 2004 14

Java,

Jump, and

JCL

45

44

46

SIGCSE 2004 15

K&R,

Kilobyte, and

Kluge

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48

50

49

51

SIGCSE 2004 16

LISP,

Logo,

Linked lists,

Linux, and

Loop,53

52

54

56

55

SIGCSE 2004 17

Modula-2,

Matlab,

ML,

Microprocessor, and

Macintosh58

57

59

61

60

6263

SIGCSE 2004 18

Network,

Netscape,

Nanosecond, and

NP65

64

66

67

SIGCSE 2004 19

Oberon,

Open Source,

Occam,

Objective-C, and

Object Oriented

68

69

SIGCSE 2004 20

Perl,

Python,

Pascal,

Postscript, and

P=NP

70

7473

7271

SIGCSE 2004 21

Quicksort,

QWERTY,

Quick and Dirty,

Queue

76

75

SIGCSE 2004 22

Ratfor,

RTFM,

Random,

Ruby, and

Recursion,79 78

82

81

80

77

SIGCSE 2004 23

Scheme,

Smalltalk,

Simula,

Stack, and

SIGCSE86

88

87

85

84

83

SIGCSE 2004 24

TeX,

TCP/IP,

Tcl,

Trojan horse, and

Turing award

92

91 90

89

SIGCSE 2004 25

Unix,

URL,

Unicode,

Usenet, and

User-friendly95 94

93

SIGCSE 2004 26

Visual Basic,

Virus,

Vector,

Virtual memory, and

Vaporware

98

97

96

SIGCSE 2004 27

WYSIWYG

Windows,

Wumpus, and

World Wide Web

99

100

99

103

102101

104

SIGCSE 2004 28

Xwindows,

XOR,

Xerox Parc,

XML, and

XSLT

106

105

SIGCSE 2004 29

YACC, and

Y2K, and

Y combinator108

107

SIGCSE 2004 30

Zero,

Zork,

Ziv-Lempel,

Zip, and

Z

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