Alan Turing: Creator of modern computing

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Alan Turing: Pioneer of Modern Computing by John W. Mills In 1936, Turing unveiled a groundbreaking paper that laid the groundwork for the field of computer science. Turing meticulously examined what it meant for humans to follow a specific method or procedure to accomplish a task. To tackle this question, he conceived the notion of a 'Universal Machine' capable of deciphering and executing any set of instructions. A decade later, he transformed this visionary concept into a practical blueprint for an electronic computer that could run any program.