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One need partly due to growing state administration tasks such as more complicated tax collection and population statistics, and partly of new engineering in building construction and astronomy. Professionals often occupied over 100 books with tables to assist them in their work.\n\nIn order to meet demand and reduce the number of errors in state administration, in 1822, the British government awarded the English mathematician and Charles Babbage (1791-1871) obtained a scholarship for automated calculation research. Charles Babbage then developed as the first idea for a machine that in many ways resembles today's computer. Babbage dubbed his invention 'The Analytical Engine' - in Danish 'the analytical machine'. Like our computer, it had a controller and a calculator called the mill as well as a memory device, the big one. The numbers to be treated were represented as holes on a hole card, while the result or output was represented by a graph or a clock. 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