September 20, 1954: FORTRAN Code Run for First Time
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1954 – Fortran is a blend from the IBM Mathematical Formula Translating System that started as the assembly language for the IBM 704. A general-purpose, procedural programming language that is suited to numeric computation and scientific computing.
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- Purple Codes broken
- Red Hat 2.0 released
- Large Hadron Collider to shut down
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